Quainton Street, London, NW10

A spacious centre terrace Victorian built house constructed circa 1880 by the Metropolitan Railway and situated in a residential street just off Blackbird Hill and therefore being well positioned for access to local bus services and shops at Neasden.

The nearest station is Neasden (Jubilee Line), part of the “Night Tube” service and the 297 bus route is a night service bus and can be reached within a few hundred yards at Neasden Lane.

Ground Floor:


Entrance Hall:
Understairs cupboards.

Reception 1:
10?11? x 10?6? (3.34m x 3.20m). Front aspect sash window. Wood flooring.

Reception 2:
10?11? x 10?6? (3.34m x 3.20m). Rear aspect sash window. Wood flooring.

Kitchen:
8?7? x 7?11? (2.61m x 2.42m). Side aspect window. Fitted with a range of wall mounted cabinets and matching base cabinets with work surfaces above and tiled surrounds. Stainless steel sink unit with mixer tap. Plumbing for washing machine. Gas cooker point. Door to inner hallway leading to bathroom with further door to garden.

Bathroom/WC:
7?11? x 5?3? (2.42m x 1.60m). Rear aspect window. Panelled bath. Pedestal wash hand basin. Low level WC.

First Floor:


Bedroom 1 (rear):
11?2? x 11?2? (3.40m x 3.40m). Rear aspect sash window. Wood flooring.

Bedroom 2 (front):
10?11? x 7?10? (3.34m x 2.40m). Front aspect sash window. Wood flooring.

Bedroom 3 (front):
7?5? x 5?10? (2.27m x 1.77m). Front aspect sash window. Wood flooring.

External Features:
Front and rear gardens the rear garden measuring some 98? (30m) in length mainly laid to lawn.

Council Tax: Band D.