Manor House Drive, Brondesbury & Brondesbury Park

BRONDESBURY PARK, NW6

£2,950,000

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  • 5 Bedrooms
  • 4 Bathrooms
  • 3 Reception Rooms
  • 3,076 sq ft
  • Permit Parking

About the Area

Brondesbury comprises two distinct neighbourhoods - Brondesbury and Brondesbury Park. Brondesbury is typified by storied Victorian facades, while the latter offers Arts & Crafts and 1920s architecture on commanding plots.

  • Brondesbury Park (Mildmay & Suffragette)
  • Kensal Rise (Mildmay & Suffragette)
  • Brondesbury (Mildmay & Suffragette)
About the area

With wooden inlaid parquet flooring and exceptional views over a south-facing 90ft garden, this substantial 1930s home offers rare scope for reimagining in Brondesbury Park.

A beautifully presented detached 1930s property, offering in excess of 3076 sq ft of internal living accommodation. Located on a very sought-after residential road in Brondesbury Park, the property offers a truly rare opportunity to acquire a substantial and imposing family house with scope for further development.

The property is an exemplar example of lateral and expansive living accommodation. The Ground Floor has a compartmentalised arrangement, resulting in a distinctly intimate yet spacious feel. The property boasts a classical aesthetic throughout, and retains a plethora of original architectural features including wooden inlaid parquet flooring, ceiling cornicing and internal glass door partitions.

Upon entering, the property’s size and scale become immediately apparent. The Ground Floor layout is constituted around a sizeable reception hallway, off of which most rooms are accessible. A generous reception room boasts exceptional views over a south-facing 90ft lawned rear garden. A dining room and kitchen occupy the right side of the property, whilst a garage and utility room occupy the left. A reimagining of this layout would ensure a more expansive and pragmatic arrangement that better utilised the available square footage, resulting in a truly enviable open-plan space.

The First Floor is comprised of five large bedrooms and two bathrooms. Like the Ground Floor, a redesign of the layout would ensure the available square footage is better utilised. There would be provision to extend into the loft (STPP).

Manor House Drive is a quiet, residential tree-lined road off of Brondesbury Park. Benefitting from no-thru traffic, the road is extremely sought after. The varied amenities of Willesden Green, Queen’s Park and Kensal Rise are a short distance away. Local transport links include Willesden Green (Jubilee), Brondesbury Park (Overground) and Queen’s Park (Bakerloo).

Material Information

Utilities

  • Electricity: Mains Supply
  • Heating: Not specified
  • Sewerage: Mains Supply
  • Water: Mains Supply

General

  • Council Tax: H
  • Property Tenure: Not specified
  • Parking: Permit Parking

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