Ideally located on Primrose Gardens, this two-bedroom terraced house has been finished to a high standard throughout and is offered in genuine move-in condition. The property sits equidistant between Bushey Heath and Bushey Village, with both easily accessible on foot. For those commuting, Stanmore offers Jubilee Line connections a short drive away, and Thameslink services at Bushey Station put London Euston just 17 minutes out. The facade has been newly rendered in white, benefitting from a virtually brand new roof (two years old) and a pastel pink front door adding a quiet note of personality.
Inside, the removal of all internal doors, frames kept, opens the ground floor into a single continuous space. The front living room leads through to the dining room without interruption, the whole floor moving freely from front to back. The owners have made intelligent use of the under-stair space, with built-in storage wrapping around toward the chimney stack to form what is currently used as a study corner. Full-height shelving sits on the opposite side of the same stack. There is plenty of room for a large dining table, and a window to the rear looks directly onto the south-facing garden, light generous through the afternoon. A step leads into the kitchen: gloss grey J-pull cabinetry, white marble-effect worktops, integrated appliances throughout, and a door straight out to the garden. Streamlined, highly functional, and neatly resolved.
Upstairs, the main bedroom faces south and connects through to the family bathroom, finished in pastel lilac with a parquet-style tile, a bathtub and an overhead shower. The second bedroom measures 10' x 11'10" and is a generous double in its own right, though it could equally serve as a home office, dressing room, or creative space depending on the needs of the next owner.
The south-facing garden is low-maintenance by design. Steps lead up to a decked terrace with space for outdoor furniture, and at the far end sits a near-square outbuilding measuring 9'1" x 9'8", currently used for storage. It could easily be removed to open the space into a larger courtyard.