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"This four bedroom semi detached house on Eversley Crescent, Ruislip, presents an exceptional opportunity to own a charming residence in a desirable location. With its blend of traditional charm, modern amenities, and thoughtful extensions, this property promises a comfortable and convenient lifestyle for its fortunate residents.

Situation Eversley Crescent is tree lined residential road within walking distance of Ruislip High Street. The property is located in close proximity to a number of local schools including Sacred Heart Primary and Lady bankes Primary. Ruislip Station is nearby offering access to the City and West End on the Metropolitan Piccadilly lines. The house is also conveniently located to the A40 with it s access into London and the Home Counties.

Description Retaining beautiful character features, this Bowers semi detached house blends traditional themes with smart modern additions and is ready to move into. Upon entering the property, you are greated with a welcoming entrance hallway with additional storage. Through the door way at the end of the hallway, it leads into the open plan living room and dining room. At the rear of the house, there is the new kitchen extension with sky lights and a kitchen island. There are bi folding door leading from the kitchen onto the decking, completing the ground floor is the WC. Leading to the first floor, you will find the modern four piece family bathroom along with two double bedrooms and a single bedroom. The loft extension adds an extra dimension to the property, providing the master bedroom with an ensuite, perfect for a master suite or a private retreat and addiitonal storage in the eaves.

Outside To the rear of the property is a well manicured rear garden with decking area perfect for entertaining. The garden is mainly laid to lawn with some shrub and hedge borders making it private and green. The property has a driveway which provides off street parking for two cars, there is additional side space which could be explored in the future for a further extension STPP.

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