Tel: 0208 451 9844

Brent View Road, London, NW9

Let - £1,450 pcm   Tenancy Info

2 Bedrooms, 1 Reception, 1 Bathroom, Flat, Furnished

Set on the first floor of a mid terraced conversion we present to the rental market a fully redecorated split level and TWO DOUBLE BEDROOM flat.

The property is based over two floors, with a loft conversion providing a large double bedroom with added storage in the eaves to the building.

The first floor of the property houses the other double bedroom, a generous reception, eat-in kitchen diner and bathroom.

The entire property has been fully redecorated and as such arrives to the market in exceptional condition throughout, with a mix of new carpets and brand new wooden flooring.

At the rear of the property we also find a small balcony providing an opportunity to enjoy the summer evenings outdoors.

Hendon is a London suburb in the Borough of Barnet, 7 miles (11 km) northwest of Charing Cross. Hendon was an ancient parish in the county of Middlesex and has been part of Greater London since 1965.

Hendon is served by Hendon Central tube station on the Edgware Branch of the Northern line (Zone 3/4 on the London Underground network) and by Hendon railway station on National Rail First Capital Connect line (still referred to many as the Thameslink line and also the Bedpan Line (BEDford to St. PANcras), as well as by numerous bus routes.

Buses come and go from Brent Cross Shopping Centre, London's West End and the new Wembley National Stadium and run as far south as Central London, and as far north as Watford Junction.

Numerous minicab companies operate within Hendon. Main routes which pass through Hendon are the A1 (Great North Road) A41 (North Western Avenue) also at various stretches called Hendon Way and Watford Way, and this intersects with the A406 (North Circular Road) at a junction called the Brent Cross flyover.

Further north is the site of Hendon Aerodrome in an area of Hendon now known as Colindale, famous for the first airmail delivery; the first parachute descent from a powered aircraft; the first night flights; and, from RAF Hendon during World War II the RAF provided the first aerial defence of a city. It is believed that the first casualty in the Battle of Britain was an RAF Hurricane pilot from Hendon. It closed to flying in 1968 and is now the site of the RAF Museum, as well as the housing developments at Grahame Park and Beaufort Park.

Secondary schools in the area include Hendon School and St Mary's and St John's CE School. Brampton College is a private sixth form college located in the area. Hendon is also home to Middlesex University.

This lovely flat is offered furnished and is AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY.