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The high specification accentuates the apartment‘s classic, clean design and includes recessed LED downlights; engineered oak flooring to the living areas; pristine cream carpets to the bedrooms, and brushed-steel sockets, switches and door handles. Double glazed windows and central heating ensure a warm and cosy atmosphere.
To the front, white painted lintels and stained-glass panels to the lower bay contrast with the smart red-brick façade. Steps with wrought-iron railings lead to a traditional recessed entrance with a light blue/grey-painted front door and decorative tiling, elegantly framed by a pediment and slim columns either side.
Inside, stairs rise to a bright and airy split-level hallway with a storage cupboard for coats and shoes. On the half landing, you‘ll find one of the bedrooms - a bright and spacious double with a big window overlooking the neighbouring gardens - and the bathroom masterpiece. Finished with marble-effect tiles and a floating vanity basin, it exudes hotel-spa luxury.
Continue up to the full landing, and you come to the principal double bedroom where soft, neutral tones reflect light from the rear window. Paired with a hanging ceiling light and enough sockets for a few lamps, it‘s the perfect sanctuary come daytime or evening.
Finally, the gorgeous open plan living space has an angled-bay and a big additional window that bathe the casual dining and seating areas in natural light. Rich-indigo Shaker-style base and wall units reach occupy one corner to face into the room, with a white quartz breakfast bar and worktops sociably anchoring the separate spaces together. Sleek metro tiled splashbacks complement the integrated stainless-steel AEG oven and microwave, gas hob and extractor hood.
THE NEIGHBOURHOOD
Sandwiched between Brondesbury Park and Willesden Lane, Winchester Avenue is a popular residential haven close to Queen‘s Park‘s open green spaces. With Brondesbury Park mainline station only a five-minute walk away, and Kilburn station (Jubilee line) just over half a mile, popping into the City is refreshingly straightforward.
You‘ll find numerous shops, bars and restaurants on Salusbury Road - from Planet Organic‘s health food selection and Michiko Sushino‘s sushi to GAIL‘s dine-in bakery - selling 30 types of bread - and an M&S food hall. Browse Queen‘s Park Farmers‘ Market for fresh produce, or stop to savour a Sunday breakfast or lunch.
Head to the end of Willesden Lane, passing the atmospheric Kilburn Arms pub, and turn right for Aldi, Sainsbury‘s and an excellent range of day-to-day essentials. Or go left to visit Kiln Theatre with its cinema, bar and famously outstanding original productions, or The Black Lion - a friendly period pub and restaurant.
Ofsted-rated ‘Outstanding‘ schools in the area include Manor School and Kingsgate Primary, both less than a mile from Winchester Avenue. Brondesbury College London - a well-regarded independent - is even closer. Back to listing
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Description
Recently refurbished by a seasoned local developer and specialist in breathing new life into period homes, this beautiful two-bedroom apartment draws together Victorian proportions and stylish functionality to create an urban retreat for relaxing and entertaining.The high specification accentuates the apartment‘s classic, clean design and includes recessed LED downlights; engineered oak flooring to the living areas; pristine cream carpets to the bedrooms, and brushed-steel sockets, switches and door handles. Double glazed windows and central heating ensure a warm and cosy atmosphere.
To the front, white painted lintels and stained-glass panels to the lower bay contrast with the smart red-brick façade. Steps with wrought-iron railings lead to a traditional recessed entrance with a light blue/grey-painted front door and decorative tiling, elegantly framed by a pediment and slim columns either side.
Inside, stairs rise to a bright and airy split-level hallway with a storage cupboard for coats and shoes. On the half landing, you‘ll find one of the bedrooms - a bright and spacious double with a big window overlooking the neighbouring gardens - and the bathroom masterpiece. Finished with marble-effect tiles and a floating vanity basin, it exudes hotel-spa luxury.
Continue up to the full landing, and you come to the principal double bedroom where soft, neutral tones reflect light from the rear window. Paired with a hanging ceiling light and enough sockets for a few lamps, it‘s the perfect sanctuary come daytime or evening.
Finally, the gorgeous open plan living space has an angled-bay and a big additional window that bathe the casual dining and seating areas in natural light. Rich-indigo Shaker-style base and wall units reach occupy one corner to face into the room, with a white quartz breakfast bar and worktops sociably anchoring the separate spaces together. Sleek metro tiled splashbacks complement the integrated stainless-steel AEG oven and microwave, gas hob and extractor hood.
THE NEIGHBOURHOOD
Sandwiched between Brondesbury Park and Willesden Lane, Winchester Avenue is a popular residential haven close to Queen‘s Park‘s open green spaces. With Brondesbury Park mainline station only a five-minute walk away, and Kilburn station (Jubilee line) just over half a mile, popping into the City is refreshingly straightforward.
You‘ll find numerous shops, bars and restaurants on Salusbury Road - from Planet Organic‘s health food selection and Michiko Sushino‘s sushi to GAIL‘s dine-in bakery - selling 30 types of bread - and an M&S food hall. Browse Queen‘s Park Farmers‘ Market for fresh produce, or stop to savour a Sunday breakfast or lunch.
Head to the end of Willesden Lane, passing the atmospheric Kilburn Arms pub, and turn right for Aldi, Sainsbury‘s and an excellent range of day-to-day essentials. Or go left to visit Kiln Theatre with its cinema, bar and famously outstanding original productions, or The Black Lion - a friendly period pub and restaurant.
Ofsted-rated ‘Outstanding‘ schools in the area include Manor School and Kingsgate Primary, both less than a mile from Winchester Avenue. Brondesbury College London - a well-regarded independent - is even closer. Back to listing
