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1 bedroom end of terrace house for sale For Sale

NW10 29, Old Oak Lane, London Borough of Ealing, London, Greater London, England, NW10 6UB, United Kingdom

£550,000

ROI = 4% BMV = -14.33%

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A fabulous end-of-terrace one-bedroom house on Old Oak Lane, NW10, offering a stylish interior and generously proportioned living space. Originally a two-bedroom home, the property has been thoughtfully reconfigured by the current owner to create an exceptionally spacious one-bedroom layout, enhancing the sense of openness and comfort. The open-plan reception area is both modern and inviting, perfect for entertaining or relaxing, while the upstairs double bedroom serves as a serene retreat. Adding to its appeal, the property boasts a large private garden, ideal for outdoor dining, entertaining, or simply unwinding. Situated in the heart of the Old Oak and Park Royal regeneration zone, this home is poised to benefit significantly from the transformative HS2 development. The upcoming Old Oak Common Station, set to be a major transport hub, will provide high-speed connections across the UK, including rapid links to Birmingham in just 38 minutes and Heathrow Airport in under 10 minutes. With Old Oak Common soon to become one of the best-connected areas in London, property values and demand are expected to rise, making this an exciting investment opportunity. The house also enjoys excellent local transport links, with Willesden Junction (Bakerloo Line & Overground), North Acton (Central Line), and the upcoming Old Oak Lane Station, ensuring seamless travel into Central London, the City, and beyond. With its prime location, future growth potential, and spacious modern design, this is a rare opportunity to own a home in one of London’s most rapidly evolving areas. The information contained in these particulars is for general information purposes only. Douglas & Gordon does not provide information or give any warranty with regards to train, tube, tram lines or flight paths. Prospective purchasers or tenants are advised to carry out their own research if they have any concern about train, tube, tram lines or flight paths.

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