Welcome to 10 Thistledene Avenue, Harrow, a cozy and compact terraced type home with 4 bed in the HA2 9HL area. This lovely residence, which comes with the freedom and stability of a freehold ownership, and sits comfortably in tax band D.
This classic property was built 1900-1929 and has a reported internal area of 94 internal square metres
The local area is known for its high value-to-quality ratio -
with a market valuation of £78,000 and a rental potential of £507 per month,
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it represents not just a residence but a worthwhile investment in a sought-after area.
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A beautiful three-bedroom terrace house with the added benefit
of a loft room. This property offers bright and spacious interiors
throughout and provides easy access to amenities and transport
links making it the perfect home for a family. The property briefly
comprises entrance hallway, downstairs WC, open plan loungedining
room, modern fitted kitchen, three bedrooms off first floor landing
and loft room off second floor landing with ample storage. Further
benefits include double glazing, gas central heating, off street
parking for two cars, private rear garden and double garage.
In and around the community:
Thistledene Avenue is conveniently situated off Malvern Avenue
(which links Field End Road, Kings Road and Alexandra Avenue). It
has the benefit of being a very quiet cul-de-sac, joined by
Leamington Crescent, and is not used as a cut-through unlike its
neighbouring roads. With only thirty houses along one side of the
road, it has a gentler and more private feel. You will find the
neighbours, many of whom are long-standing residents, all look out
for one another and have established a Neighbourhood Watch group
via WhatsApp. The property provides off street parking for two
vehicles and there is always adequate parking for guests on the
street itself.
The property is within walking distance of a choice of good
schools, with Roxbourne Primary School and Field End Road Infant
and Junior Schools very nearby. Secondary Schools include
Queensmead and Rooks Heath: it is in the catchment for both. Tesco
Express, a Boots and other convenience stores make up a parade
within walking distance along Field End Road, as well as a fuel
station and garage. Not much further and you will find a Post
Office along Eastcote Lane in one direction, and TK Max, Wickes,
Lidl, Screwfix, Homebase, Sainsbury‘s et al in another. Rayners
Lane and Eastcote Underground Stations are between a 20-30 minutes
walk. It really is such a convenient location and well connected.
St. Andrews Church on Malvern Avenue serves the area, with
provision for children and young people at its weekly services; as
well as hosting a Nursery and 9th Roxeth Scout group during the
week; and annual events, such as its very well attended Christmas
Fair. Other churches nearby include Roxeth Community Church, which
runs a weekly Parent & Toddler group on a Monday morning and is a
very warm and welcoming community. Simpson House Medical Centre is
the nearest GP surgery and offers an excellent service. Rayners
Lane Dental Practice on Warden Avenue is one of a handful of dental
practices in the area to choose from. Northwick Park Hospital is
the nearest to us. Green spaces include Newton Park West, opposite
St. Andrew‘s Church on Malvern Avenue; and Roxbourne Park, along
Torbay Road.
Outdoor space and outbuilding:
The garden has a generous patio area for outside dining adjacent
to the glazed double doors at the back of the house. A wooden
pergola with a generously budding Wisteria plant climbing over,
covers a second patio area at the bottom of the garden. The lawn is
bordered on both sides, with a combination of shrubs, rose bushes
and a variety of perennials.
The double garage, which is currently used as a gamescinema
room, has electricity running to it and is very well lit with
plenty of electrical sockets. It has plentiful storage (including
its own generous loft space, as well as a storage pit accessed via
a trap door), perfect for a tradesman or perhaps as a
work-from-home space if needed. It is insulated and panelled
throughout but retains the garage door on the outside in case it
were ever to be repurposed for vehicular use.
Ground Floor
Hallway
Entrance into hallway via front aspect frosted double glazed door,
front aspect frosted double glazed window, spot lighting, coved
ceiling, radiator, power points, ornate tiled flooring, under
stairs storage, stairs to first floor landing.
Downstairs WC
Low level WC, wall mounted sink with mixer tap and tiled splash
back, ornate tiled flooring, storage cupboard with access to
meters.
Open Plan LoungeDining Room
24‘ 7"e; max x 10‘ 7"e; max (7.49m x 3.23m) Front
aspect double glazed window into half bay, spot lighting, coved
ceiling, TV aerial, power points, phone point, two radiators, Rear
aspect double glazed French doors to garden, laminate flooring.
Kitchen
9‘ 7"e; x 8‘ 3"e; (2.92m x 2.51m) Open plan to
loungedining room, Rear aspect double glazed window, range of wall
and base level units with roll top work surfaces, single circular
sink with drainer and mixer tap, integrated electric hob with
overhead extractor fan, integrated oven, space for fridgefreezer,
space for dishwasher, plumbed for washing machine, spot lighting,
coved ceiling, tiled walls, power points with USB points, tiled
flooring.
First Floor
Landing
Spot lighting, coved ceiling, fitted storage cupboard with shelves,
carpeted flooring, stairs to loft room.
Bedroom Two
13‘ 5"e; max x 8‘ 9"e; max (4.09m x 2.67m) Front
aspect double glazed window, spot lighting, coved ceiling,
radiator, power points, USB points, carpeted flooring.
Bedroom Three
11‘ 8"e; x 9‘ 4"e; (3.56m x 2.84m) Rear aspect
double glazed window, spot lighting, coved ceiling, radiator, power
points, carpeted flooring.
Bedroom Four
7‘ 10"e; x 7‘ 6"e; (2.39m x 2.29m) Front aspect
double glazed window, spot lighting, coved ceiling, radiator, power
points, carpeted flooring.
Bathroom
6‘ 10"e; x 6‘ 9"e; (2.08m x 2.06m) Rear aspect
frosted double glazed window with fitted roller blind, low level
WC, wall mounted sink with waterfall mixer tap, shower cubicle with
sliding glass shower door, fully tiled surround, wall mounted
shower with attachment, overhead shower head, spot lighting, coved
ceiling, extractor fan, tiled walls, wall mounted medicine cabinet,
wall mounted heated towel rail, tiled flooring.
Second Floor
Loft RoomMaster Bedroom
13‘ 10"e; x 11‘ 3"e; (4.22m x 3.43m) Two rear
aspect double glazed ‘Velux‘ windows with fitted blackout blinds,
two eaves storage areas on both sides of room, fitted storage
cupboards with hanging rails and shelves, cupboard housing wall
mounted boiler, spot lighting, power points, TV aerial, radiator,
carpeted flooring.
Outside
Front Garden
Off street parking for two cars via own driveway.
Rear Garden
The garden has a generous patio area for outside dining adjacent to
the glazed double doors at the back of the house. A wooden pergola
with a generously budding Wisteria plant climbing over, covers a
second patio area at the bottom of the garden. The lawn is bordered
on both sides, with a combination of shrubs, rose bushes and a
variety of perennials. Additional features include outside tap,
security lights, power points, access to garage and fence
enclosed.
Double Garage
22‘ 3"e; x 15‘ 9"e; (6.78m x 4.80m) The double
garage, which is currently used as a gamescinema room, has
electricity running to it and is very well lit with plenty of
electrical sockets. It has plentiful storage (including its own
generous loft space, as well as a storage pit accessed via a trap
door), perfect for a tradesman or perhaps as a work-from-home space
if needed. It is insulated and panelled throughout but retains the
garage door on the outside in case it were ever to be repurposed
for vehicular use.
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