Guide price

£750,000

2 bed flat for sale
Priory Road, London NW6

    • 2 beds

    • 1 bath

    • 1 reception

  • EPC Rating: C

  • Chain free
  • Share of Freehold

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About this property

  • Chain free, share of freehold, 970-year lease, no ground rent

  • Private entrance and staircase to your own second-floor home

  • Reception room overlooking rear gardens, space for a dining table

  • Light from front and back through tall sash windows

  • High ceilings, cornicing and period feature fireplace

  • Two genuine double bedrooms; the second makes an ideal home office

  • Kitchen open to the reception room

  • Direct loft and eaves access for storage

  • Approx. 874 sq. Ft, first time on the market in almost 20 years

  • Overground 6 min walk, Bakerloo 9 min, Jubilee 14 min

There is a particular pleasure in living above the rooftops of London. The street feels a little further away and the outlook opens up. Light moves through tall sash windows from both the front and back of the building, and the flat takes on a calm of its own.

This two-bedroom period conversion occupies the second floor of a stucco-fronted building on Priory Road, a conservation area street between South Hampstead and West Hampstead, London NW6. It is offered chain free with a share of freehold, and is coming to the market for the first time in almost 20 years.

Arriving home
The street door opens into a hallway shared only with the flat below. From there, your own front door leads up a private staircase, giving you a real sense of arriving home before the flat opens out above.

Evenings in and having friends round
Everyday life gathers in the reception room, which overlooks the rear gardens, so your evenings come with a green outlook rather than the street. At approximately 16'8 x 15'1, it takes a generous sofa arrangement and a proper dining table, so having friends round for dinner doesn't mean pushing the furniture aside. Two tall sash windows draw in the light, while high ceilings, decorative cornicing, dark timber floors, column radiators and a period fireplace keep the character of the original building. The kitchen sits through a wide opening, so whoever is cooking stays part of the conversation, with white cabinetry, dark worktops and integrated appliances giving it a clean, understated finish.

Sleeping and working
Both bedrooms face the conservation area street, on the opposite side of the flat from the living space. The main bedroom, approximately 15'0 x 10'11, has two sash windows and room for a king-size bed and wardrobes. The second, approximately 11'10 x 10'2, is a genuine double rather than the compromise many London flats offer, and works just as well as a permanent home office with a door you can close at the end of the day. The bathroom, off the hallway, has a bath with an overhead shower and glass screen, a vanity basin and a concealed-cistern WC.

Somewhere to put everything
Direct access to the loft and eaves gives you storage most flats can't offer: Suitcases, seasonal clothes and sports kit all go up and out of the way, leaving your rooms clear for living.

Ready to move into
At approximately 874 sq. Ft / 81.2 sq. M, with light from front and back and rooms in good proportion, this is a home that lives comfortably. It has been kept neutral and is ready to move into, with scope to add your own style over time. It also holds an EPC rating of C, which is good for a period building. For a couple or a professional who wants space, period character and an easy commute, it ticks every box.

A commuter's dream
Priory Road sits at the centre of three Tube and rail lines. Kilburn High Road station (London Overground) is a 6-minute walk, Kilburn Park (Bakerloo line) is 9 minutes away, with Oxford Circus under 20 minutes door to door, and West Hampstead (Jubilee line and Thameslink) is a 14-minute walk. South Hampstead Overground is 13 minutes on foot. Whichever way you head into town, there's a line within easy walking distance.

At the weekend, West Hampstead's cafés and restaurants on West End Lane are close by, as are the shops of Kilburn High Road. The street is in a controlled parking zone, with resident permits available subject to eligibility.

Key information
Tenure: Share of freehold, 970 years remaining on the lease
Ground rent: £0 per annum
Service charge: £1,500 per annum
Council tax band: E
EPC rating: C (72)

For all enquiries please quote KC1457

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