Armstrong Road, Harlesden

£375,000

Sale Agreed

Big and bright two double bedroom first floor apartment with both bath and shower rooms, measuring in at 682 square feet. The icing on the cake is a west-facing private balcony, which directly overlooks a well-tended green (which enjoys a friendly community buzz).

The flat has been owned just once from new in 2015 - it is therefore in great move-in order throughout, with a modern kitchen and bathrooms, and a neutral decorative scheme. Secure private parking is available (two spaces per flat, for a nominal annual fee) and there is unrestricted on-street parking on this and surrounding roads.

Getting around? Bus links are great (there are bus stops right outside the front of the development), and you’re close to lots of stations too - for excellent train and tube links: walk 12 minutes for Bakerloo line trains (Harlesden), 15 for Jubilee (Neasden), and Zone 2 Overground trains at Willesden Junction are a 15 minute walk away.

There is a secure door entry system. Once in the main entrance (set to the rear of the low-rise block), choose stairs or lift for the first floor. In your own front door and hang an immediate left for the main event: your double-aspect reception/kitchen/dining room, of 19 feet by 17. There’s loads of space to zone seating and dining areas, and your fitted kitchen (in two tones) is an L-shape, with plenty of cupboard and counter space.

An oversized glazed door opens onto your sunny balcony - a lovely spot for a book and a brew, or a post-work tipple or two.

The master bedroom is furthest to your right of the front door - of over 17 feet by over 10 feet, with a slick shower room (en suite).

The property’s main bathroom is adjacent, with contemporary sanitary ware, heated towel rail, and recessed lighting (as throughout).

Finally, you've got your second bedroom - another double, again with a pale carpet and crisp white walls.

Out and about in NW10? Very locally, we like Rubio on Park Parade, for pizza/coffee and cool live music, La Reem Caffe, on the high street, The Royal Oak pub, and Roundwood Park.

Other local popular town centres - Willesden Green, Kensal Rise and Queen's Park - provide further eating, drinking, social and leisure options. Notable spots include The Chamberlyne Pub and The Lexi independent cinema (KR) and The Salusbury (QP).

Tenure: Leasehold (approx. 116 years remaining)
Service charge: £149 per month
Council tax band: C