£475,000
(£463/sq. ft)
2 bed flat for saleChartwell Court, London NW2
2 beds
2 baths
1 reception
1,025 sq. ft
EPC Rating: B
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About this property
Secure Gated Development
Lift Access
Two Allocated Secure Parking Spaces & Bicycle Storage
Care Taker Service
Moments from Gladstone Park
Convenient Access to Jubilee Line and Thameslink Services
Formerly Home to the Historic Post Office Research Station
Iconic 1930s Art Deco Building
Over 1,025 Sq Ft of Living Space
Exclusive Residents' Communal Gardens & Waterside BBQ Area
A spacious two-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment of approximately 1,025 sq ft (95 sq m), set within one of North West London's most distinctive Art Deco landmarks. It offers considerably more space than most two-bedroom London flats, with two allocated parking spaces and access to secure, beautifully kept residents' grounds.
A building with a remarkable history
Chartwell Court was built in the 1930s as the Post Office Research Station. It was here that engineer Tommy Flowers and his team developed Colossus, the pioneering computer that supported Allied codebreaking during the Second World War. A Blue Plaque marks the building's role in the birth of modern computing. Historical photographs and displays in the impressive communal entrance hall reflect this heritage.
The apartment
The accommodation comprises two generous double bedrooms, two bathrooms and a spacious living and dining area. Large windows bring in plenty of natural light throughout. The proportions suit a family home, buyers who need room to work from home, or anyone looking to create a stylish contemporary home with real character.
Residents' facilities
Two allocated secure parking spaces
Landscaped residents-only communal gardens
Waterside BBQ and recreation area
Lift access
Secure gated entry and CCTV
Bicycle storage
On-site caretaker
Location
Gladstone Park is moments away. It has around 86 acres of parkland and offers walking routes, tennis courts, outdoor gym equipment, play areas and a cafe. Dollis Hill and Neasden Underground stations are on the Jubilee line, serving Baker Street, Bond Street, Westminster, London Bridge and Canary Wharf. Brent Cross West provides Thameslink services to St Pancras International and beyond. Local shops, cafes and supermarkets are close by.
Summary
Heritage architecture, generous space, two parking spaces and private communal grounds are rarely found together. This is an opportunity to own a piece of London's history and make it your own. Viewing is highly recommended.
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Tenure
Leasehold (98 years)
Service charge
£3,144 per year
Council tax band
TBC
Ground rent
£50
Ground rent date of next review
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