House For Sale £650,000
SPECIFICATION
- High end fitted kitchen
- Integrated dishwasher, fridge/freezer and washing machine with dryer
- Bi-folding doors to rear garden
- Two reception areas
- Three bedrooms
- Fitted wardrobes
- Vinyl flooring in living areas, carpet flooring in bedrooms
- Fully Porcelanosa tiled bathrooms
- Heated towel rails in bathrooms
- Thermostat to control heating in each room
- Wet under floor heating to the ground floor
- TV, telephone and high speed internet connection points
- USB sockets in some rooms
- LED lighting under kitchen cabinets
- Shaver socket in bathroom
- Landscaped rear garden with patio, lawn, planted edges and lighting
- Driveway providing off road parking
GETTING AROUND
Alperton & Wembley have excellent transport to central London and have direct connections to Kings Cross, Liverpool Street, Paddington, London Bridge and Canary Wharf via Metropolitan and Jubilee lines.
WELCOME TO WEMBLEY
Not only is Wembley a sport lover's dream, but it has also developed into a vibrant community with great variety. Families and young workers are attracted to the area's property prices and accessibility to central London, as well as the vibrant cultural scene developing around the regenerated Wembley Park area. And as urban as Wembley may seem, it's not without green space either. Barham Park is a haven of tranquillity away from the bustle of urban life and is West of the stadium at Wembley Central.
At just 10 miles North West of central London, Wembley's proximity to the city is one of its huge selling points. In zone four, Wembley has no fewer than three rail stations - Wembley Park on the Metropolitan and Jubilee lines, Wembley Central on the Bakerloo line and overground line, and Wembley Stadium which has rail services to Marylebone. The North Circular road runs to the East of Wembley and links well with Richmond, Twickenham and the M3 motorway South, along with the M1 North at Brent Cross.
SHOPPING
The London Designer Outlet at Wembley Park is hugely popular with top-line brand hunters, who benefit from big savings all year round on brands such as Kurt Geiger, Jack Will, Nike, Converse, Adidas, Guess, GAP and Superdry. The shopping park also has a Cineworld cinema and a huge number of food and drink options. Wembley Central shopping centre focuses more on High Street brands such as TK Maxx, Argos and Sports Direct. And of course, central London is only around 30 minutes away by tube.
SCHOOLS & EDUCATION
As well as a number of private primary schools such as St Christopher's, The Noam and Buxlow, Wembley's state primaries are also highly-regarded. Most are rated 'Good' by education watchdog Ofsted, with those rated 'Outstanding' include St Joseph's infants, St Joseph's Junior, Oakington Manor and Michaela Community School in North End Road.
- High end fitted kitchen
- Integrated dishwasher, fridge/freezer and washing machine with dryer
- Bi-folding doors to rear garden
- Two reception areas
- Three bedrooms
- Fitted wardrobes
- Vinyl flooring in living areas, carpet flooring in bedrooms
- Fully Porcelanosa tiled bathrooms
- Heated towel rails in bathrooms
- Thermostat to control heating in each room
- Wet under floor heating to the ground floor
- TV, telephone and high speed internet connection points
- USB sockets in some rooms
- LED lighting under kitchen cabinets
- Shaver socket in bathroom
- Landscaped rear garden with patio, lawn, planted edges and lighting
- Driveway providing off road parking
GETTING AROUND
Alperton & Wembley have excellent transport to central London and have direct connections to Kings Cross, Liverpool Street, Paddington, London Bridge and Canary Wharf via Metropolitan and Jubilee lines.
WELCOME TO WEMBLEY
Not only is Wembley a sport lover's dream, but it has also developed into a vibrant community with great variety. Families and young workers are attracted to the area's property prices and accessibility to central London, as well as the vibrant cultural scene developing around the regenerated Wembley Park area. And as urban as Wembley may seem, it's not without green space either. Barham Park is a haven of tranquillity away from the bustle of urban life and is West of the stadium at Wembley Central.
At just 10 miles North West of central London, Wembley's proximity to the city is one of its huge selling points. In zone four, Wembley has no fewer than three rail stations - Wembley Park on the Metropolitan and Jubilee lines, Wembley Central on the Bakerloo line and overground line, and Wembley Stadium which has rail services to Marylebone. The North Circular road runs to the East of Wembley and links well with Richmond, Twickenham and the M3 motorway South, along with the M1 North at Brent Cross.
SHOPPING
The London Designer Outlet at Wembley Park is hugely popular with top-line brand hunters, who benefit from big savings all year round on brands such as Kurt Geiger, Jack Will, Nike, Converse, Adidas, Guess, GAP and Superdry. The shopping park also has a Cineworld cinema and a huge number of food and drink options. Wembley Central shopping centre focuses more on High Street brands such as TK Maxx, Argos and Sports Direct. And of course, central London is only around 30 minutes away by tube.
SCHOOLS & EDUCATION
As well as a number of private primary schools such as St Christopher's, The Noam and Buxlow, Wembley's state primaries are also highly-regarded. Most are rated 'Good' by education watchdog Ofsted, with those rated 'Outstanding' include St Joseph's infants, St Joseph's Junior, Oakington Manor and Michaela Community School in North End Road.
