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This bright apartment is one of the larger one bedroom plots available in the development. It features a modern fully fitted open plan kitchen going into a beautiful reception room with direct access to a private balcony. Additionally there is a large double bedroom with built in storage, a family bathroom and utility cupboard.
Flowers Close is a popular residential cul-de-sac named after the codebreaker Thomas Flowers, who famously worked on the Colossus computer inspired by Alan Turing. It‘s built next to the historic Post Office Research Station which twinned with Bletchley Park during WWII and also is a stones throw from Winston Churchill‘s Cabinet War Room bunker.
Aptly named Cipher Court, the apartment benefits from gated underground parking, beautifully maintained communal gardens, lift access and a stunning communal roof terrace. Entrance is via fob, providing excellent security for home owners.
The rolling green space of Gladstone Park is a short stroll away, and it is well positioned for commuters to Willesden Green & Dollis Hill Underground Stations (on the Jubilee line) not forgetting the huge £4.6billion regeneration of Brent Cross and it‘s new station on the Thameslink which is scheduled to be completed in Autumn this year. Access to the North Circular is also close by.
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Full details for 1 Bedroom Flat For Sale in Cricklewood, Neasden
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Description
Spanning over 600sqft with incredible views over London is an exceptional one bedroom flat with balcony, situated on the first floor of a purpose built block.This bright apartment is one of the larger one bedroom plots available in the development. It features a modern fully fitted open plan kitchen going into a beautiful reception room with direct access to a private balcony. Additionally there is a large double bedroom with built in storage, a family bathroom and utility cupboard.
Flowers Close is a popular residential cul-de-sac named after the codebreaker Thomas Flowers, who famously worked on the Colossus computer inspired by Alan Turing. It‘s built next to the historic Post Office Research Station which twinned with Bletchley Park during WWII and also is a stones throw from Winston Churchill‘s Cabinet War Room bunker.
Aptly named Cipher Court, the apartment benefits from gated underground parking, beautifully maintained communal gardens, lift access and a stunning communal roof terrace. Entrance is via fob, providing excellent security for home owners.
The rolling green space of Gladstone Park is a short stroll away, and it is well positioned for commuters to Willesden Green & Dollis Hill Underground Stations (on the Jubilee line) not forgetting the huge £4.6billion regeneration of Brent Cross and it‘s new station on the Thameslink which is scheduled to be completed in Autumn this year. Access to the North Circular is also close by.
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