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Map5 bedroom semi-detached house
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Semi-detached house
5 beds
2 baths
2572
EPC rating: D
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Ask agent
Broadband: Super-fast 101Mbps *
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Features and description
- 2741 sq ft of beautiful accommodation
- Popular private road in town centre
- Many period features throughout
- Modernised and extended by the current owners
- Superb kitchen extension to rear
- Lovely rear gardens
- EPC Rating = D
Characterful period semi detached house with modern rear extension
Description
Dene Road is a quiet and leafy private road in the town centre, popular with buyers for both the convenience of its location and the charm of its mixed housing stock. Number 62 is one of the older homes in the road, dating from the late 19th century, and retains a wealth of period features brought up to date by modern fitments and a lovely kitchen family room extension that opens up to the patio and gardens at the rear. We are informed by the vendor that the house was rewired and had new gas boiler and Mega Flo water tank in 2010.
The house has an impressive entrance hall with staircase and space for seating. There is a guest cloakroom. The front facing sitting room has a bay window and period cast iron fireplace with tiled inserts and opens through to a rear sitting room, with window and door to garden and further working open fireplace with stone surround. The kitchen extension is a great addition with lantern skylights allowing light to flood in and bifold doors that pull back to allow unfettered garden access. The tiled floor has underfloor heating and the kitchen is fitted with sleek contemporary units and has plenty of space for a dining table. There is a further pantry area with floor to ceiling cabinets that leads through to a utility room that has a door to side.
The first floor has four double bedrooms, three of which have cast iron fireplaces. The fourth bedroom has a vaulted ceiling and there is a modern family bathroom with both walk in shower cubicle and separate bath. In addition there is a further shower room.
The second floor has a large bedroom that was converted from two original rooms and could, if required, be re-instated as such. It also offers scope for conversion to a bedroom with en suite or use as a leisure space for the family.
The rear garden is a real feature and has a sandstone patio laid on the same level as the kitchen floor helping to blur the distinction between interior and exterior when the bi fold doors are retracted fully. An extensive lawn is bordered by a variety of mature shrubs and planting that offers shade and seclusion. There is hard standing for a shed to the rear and a koi pond. The front garden has lawn with screening hedge and a gravelled driveway leading to the garage.
Location
London is just 16 miles (approx.) and is reached by rail from Northwood Metropolitan Line underground railway station. Watford (4 miles approx.) and Harrow (6 miles approx.) are both accessible by road and offer multiple shopping centres.
Northwood provides a wide range of shops with multiple stores including Waitrose, Boots and Costa Coffee. There is an interesting selection of quality restaurants serving multi-cultural cuisine and several coffee/snack bars.
Sports and fitness enthusiasts are well catered for with clubs for Golf, Tennis, Football, Cricket and extensive facilities within the David Lloyd Sports and Social Club.
There is a good choice of schools in the area both state and private including: St Helen’s and Northwood College for girls, St Martin’s, St John's and Merchant Taylors’ for boys.
Square Footage: 2,572 sq ft
Description
Dene Road is a quiet and leafy private road in the town centre, popular with buyers for both the convenience of its location and the charm of its mixed housing stock. Number 62 is one of the older homes in the road, dating from the late 19th century, and retains a wealth of period features brought up to date by modern fitments and a lovely kitchen family room extension that opens up to the patio and gardens at the rear. We are informed by the vendor that the house was rewired and had new gas boiler and Mega Flo water tank in 2010.
The house has an impressive entrance hall with staircase and space for seating. There is a guest cloakroom. The front facing sitting room has a bay window and period cast iron fireplace with tiled inserts and opens through to a rear sitting room, with window and door to garden and further working open fireplace with stone surround. The kitchen extension is a great addition with lantern skylights allowing light to flood in and bifold doors that pull back to allow unfettered garden access. The tiled floor has underfloor heating and the kitchen is fitted with sleek contemporary units and has plenty of space for a dining table. There is a further pantry area with floor to ceiling cabinets that leads through to a utility room that has a door to side.
The first floor has four double bedrooms, three of which have cast iron fireplaces. The fourth bedroom has a vaulted ceiling and there is a modern family bathroom with both walk in shower cubicle and separate bath. In addition there is a further shower room.
The second floor has a large bedroom that was converted from two original rooms and could, if required, be re-instated as such. It also offers scope for conversion to a bedroom with en suite or use as a leisure space for the family.
The rear garden is a real feature and has a sandstone patio laid on the same level as the kitchen floor helping to blur the distinction between interior and exterior when the bi fold doors are retracted fully. An extensive lawn is bordered by a variety of mature shrubs and planting that offers shade and seclusion. There is hard standing for a shed to the rear and a koi pond. The front garden has lawn with screening hedge and a gravelled driveway leading to the garage.
Location
London is just 16 miles (approx.) and is reached by rail from Northwood Metropolitan Line underground railway station. Watford (4 miles approx.) and Harrow (6 miles approx.) are both accessible by road and offer multiple shopping centres.
Northwood provides a wide range of shops with multiple stores including Waitrose, Boots and Costa Coffee. There is an interesting selection of quality restaurants serving multi-cultural cuisine and several coffee/snack bars.
Sports and fitness enthusiasts are well catered for with clubs for Golf, Tennis, Football, Cricket and extensive facilities within the David Lloyd Sports and Social Club.
There is a good choice of schools in the area both state and private including: St Helen’s and Northwood College for girls, St Martin’s, St John's and Merchant Taylors’ for boys.
Square Footage: 2,572 sq ft