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£539,950
Victoria Terrace, Harrow, HA1
- 2 beds
£539,950
- 2 beds
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In a delightful position tucked away near the far end of Victoria Terrace, this charming 2 bedroom end terrace cottage offers comfortably-sized and bright accommodation with small gardens both front and rear. Situated In the heart of the atmospheric village Conservation Area and with wonderful far-reaching views from the front bedroom it is offered for sale chain-free. A desirable and well presented Freehold property which still offers scope for a buyer to make their own mark.
With a fairly modern kitchen and bathroom, good-size ground floor living space compared to many other historic cottages, gas central heating and attic space we can highly recommend a viewing.
Less than 20 minutes from Central London by train, the village of Harrow-on-the-Hill is a truly special place, important not only to the Borough but to London as a whole. Appearing as an oasis of calm and tranquillity relative to the bustle of North-West London, it is a designated Conservation Area with great community spirit, highly regarded state and private schools and a desirable upmarket feel.
Excellent public transport facilities include local bus routes and nearby stations at Harrow on the Hill (Metropolitan/Chiltern) and also Sudbury Hill/South Harrow (Piccadilly Line), plus there are also excellent road links to the motorway network. Practical needs are taken care of by a nearby Waitrose store and Harrow town centre at the foot of the Hill, with 2 covered shopping centres and a choice of major supermarkets. There are also other open spaces, many walks and leisure facilities in the area, including a Vue Cinema and golf courses.
Front door to;
Open-Plan Living & Dining Room
2111 (6.68) x 143 (4.34)
Fitted Kitchen
97 (2.92) x 64 (1.93)
Landing
Bedroom 1
143 (4.34) max x 911 (3.02) max
Bedroom 2
116 (3.51) x 79 (2.36)
Bathroom
Front Garden
Rear Garden
Approx 202 (6.15) x 112 (3.40) maximum. Paved with raised planters and partly walled. Shared rear access path.
Notes from the Owner;
We love that you can see the church spire from the front door step – that-s rare on the Hill and gives a really connected feeling. Quietness as the windows (precise copies of originals) have special thermal and acoustic glass. Back garden seclusion and rustic privacy gate at front. Nearby Metropolitan Open Land at Church Fields. The layout of the house is entirely natural, with rooms where they should be.
Tenure
Freehold.
Council Tax
Band E.
EPC Rating
42/E.
With a fairly modern kitchen and bathroom, good-size ground floor living space compared to many other historic cottages, gas central heating and attic space we can highly recommend a viewing.
Less than 20 minutes from Central London by train, the village of Harrow-on-the-Hill is a truly special place, important not only to the Borough but to London as a whole. Appearing as an oasis of calm and tranquillity relative to the bustle of North-West London, it is a designated Conservation Area with great community spirit, highly regarded state and private schools and a desirable upmarket feel.
Excellent public transport facilities include local bus routes and nearby stations at Harrow on the Hill (Metropolitan/Chiltern) and also Sudbury Hill/South Harrow (Piccadilly Line), plus there are also excellent road links to the motorway network. Practical needs are taken care of by a nearby Waitrose store and Harrow town centre at the foot of the Hill, with 2 covered shopping centres and a choice of major supermarkets. There are also other open spaces, many walks and leisure facilities in the area, including a Vue Cinema and golf courses.
Front door to;
Open-Plan Living & Dining Room
2111 (6.68) x 143 (4.34)
Fitted Kitchen
97 (2.92) x 64 (1.93)
Landing
Bedroom 1
143 (4.34) max x 911 (3.02) max
Bedroom 2
116 (3.51) x 79 (2.36)
Bathroom
Front Garden
Rear Garden
Approx 202 (6.15) x 112 (3.40) maximum. Paved with raised planters and partly walled. Shared rear access path.
Notes from the Owner;
We love that you can see the church spire from the front door step – that-s rare on the Hill and gives a really connected feeling. Quietness as the windows (precise copies of originals) have special thermal and acoustic glass. Back garden seclusion and rustic privacy gate at front. Nearby Metropolitan Open Land at Church Fields. The layout of the house is entirely natural, with rooms where they should be.
Tenure
Freehold.
Council Tax
Band E.
EPC Rating
42/E.
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£5,748
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£999
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£539,950
2 bed house for sale
Victoria Terrace, Harrow, HA1
In a delightful position tucked away near the far end of Victoria Terrace, this charming 2 bedroom end terrace cottage offers comfortably-sized and bright accommodation with small gardens both front and rear. Situated In the heart of the atmospheric village Conservation Area and with wonderful far-reaching views from the front bedroom it is offered for sale chain-free. A desirable and well presented Freehold property which still offers scope for a buyer to make their own mark.
With a fairly modern kitchen and bathroom, good-size ground floor living space compared to many other historic cottages, gas central heating and attic space we can highly recommend a viewing.
Less than 20 minutes from Central London by train, the village of Harrow-on-the-Hill is a truly special place, important not only to the Borough but to London as a whole. Appearing as an oasis of calm and tranquillity relative to the bustle of North-West London, it is a designated Conservation Area with great community spirit, highly regarded state and private schools and a desirable upmarket feel.
Excellent public transport facilities include local bus routes and nearby stations at Harrow on the Hill (Metropolitan/Chiltern) and also Sudbury Hill/South Harrow (Piccadilly Line), plus there are also excellent road links to the motorway network. Practical needs are taken care of by a nearby Waitrose store and Harrow town centre at the foot of the Hill, with 2 covered shopping centres and a choice of major supermarkets. There are also other open spaces, many walks and leisure facilities in the area, including a Vue Cinema and golf courses.
Front door to;
Open-Plan Living & Dining Room
2111 (6.68) x 143 (4.34)
Fitted Kitchen
97 (2.92) x 64 (1.93)
Landing
Bedroom 1
143 (4.34) max x 911 (3.02) max
Bedroom 2
116 (3.51) x 79 (2.36)
Bathroom
Front Garden
Rear Garden
Approx 202 (6.15) x 112 (3.40) maximum. Paved with raised planters and partly walled. Shared rear access path.
Notes from the Owner;
We love that you can see the church spire from the front door step – that-s rare on the Hill and gives a really connected feeling. Quietness as the windows (precise copies of originals) have special thermal and acoustic glass. Back garden seclusion and rustic privacy gate at front. Nearby Metropolitan Open Land at Church Fields. The layout of the house is entirely natural, with rooms where they should be.
Tenure
Freehold.
Council Tax
Band E.
EPC Rating
42/E.
With a fairly modern kitchen and bathroom, good-size ground floor living space compared to many other historic cottages, gas central heating and attic space we can highly recommend a viewing.
Less than 20 minutes from Central London by train, the village of Harrow-on-the-Hill is a truly special place, important not only to the Borough but to London as a whole. Appearing as an oasis of calm and tranquillity relative to the bustle of North-West London, it is a designated Conservation Area with great community spirit, highly regarded state and private schools and a desirable upmarket feel.
Excellent public transport facilities include local bus routes and nearby stations at Harrow on the Hill (Metropolitan/Chiltern) and also Sudbury Hill/South Harrow (Piccadilly Line), plus there are also excellent road links to the motorway network. Practical needs are taken care of by a nearby Waitrose store and Harrow town centre at the foot of the Hill, with 2 covered shopping centres and a choice of major supermarkets. There are also other open spaces, many walks and leisure facilities in the area, including a Vue Cinema and golf courses.
Front door to;
Open-Plan Living & Dining Room
2111 (6.68) x 143 (4.34)
Fitted Kitchen
97 (2.92) x 64 (1.93)
Landing
Bedroom 1
143 (4.34) max x 911 (3.02) max
Bedroom 2
116 (3.51) x 79 (2.36)
Bathroom
Front Garden
Rear Garden
Approx 202 (6.15) x 112 (3.40) maximum. Paved with raised planters and partly walled. Shared rear access path.
Notes from the Owner;
We love that you can see the church spire from the front door step – that-s rare on the Hill and gives a really connected feeling. Quietness as the windows (precise copies of originals) have special thermal and acoustic glass. Back garden seclusion and rustic privacy gate at front. Nearby Metropolitan Open Land at Church Fields. The layout of the house is entirely natural, with rooms where they should be.
Tenure
Freehold.
Council Tax
Band E.
EPC Rating
42/E.