Ref/JD0093 - Attractive Location and Chain Free / Fantastic 2-bed apartment, just 3 mins walking distance from East Finchley Station on Northern Line. Ideal for an easy commute (15 mins to Kings Cross), perfectly positioned allowing easy access to all high street amenities. Situated at the rear of this handsome development, this ground-floor apartment benefits from direct access to the south-facing communal garden and comes with the added convenience of one allocated parking space. Conveniently nestled in this attractive private road where a friendly community resides, this home is not only appealing to professionals but also young families due to its proximity to outstanding schools.

The layout comprises a charming reception room with a dining area that opens onto the beautiful communal garden, a fully fitted kitchen, 2 bedrooms with fitted wardrobes, a modern family bathroom and a utility closet that every household needs!

It also has a warm atmosphere throughout and further benefits from double-glazed windows, fitted blackout blinds, laminate flooring and a phone entry system.

Refurbished a while ago with rewiring, and replumbing, this property is well maintained throughout and one not to be missed especially if the commute is important to you!

ABOUT EAST FINCHLEY, N2
In many ways, East Finchley is the Beverly Hills of London. Over the years all the greats have lived around here: George Michael, Emma Bunton, Spike Milligan, Margaret Thatcher… it’s close enough to reach Zone 1 easily on the tube yet far enough out to feel cosy. With its wide, tree-shaded pavements and residential side streets, the High Road is home to many fantastic restaurants and inviting drinking holes, along with independent and occasionally quirky shops and other delights. It’s a great place to live, shop, eat, drink and unwind – and it’s close to some of the best views across London.

The High Road, it should be noted, doesn’t just cover East Finchley: it runs all the way through North Finchley and winds up in Whetstone.

East Finchley is home to London's oldest continuously running purpose-built cinema The Phoenix. This art-deco cinema was built in 1910 and opened in 1912 as The East Finchley Picturedrome.

East Finchley Underground station is marked by a well-known statue of an archer by Eric Aumonier in the Art Deco style. The archer is pointing his arrow towards the entrance to the tunnel which starts south of the station and runs for 17.3 miles (27.8 km) to the end of the Northern line at Morden.The combination of quiet streets and picturesque homes makes East Finchley one of the best residential areas for families. Furthermore, it has great transport links with its tube station (15 mins in Kings Cross), a variety of bus routes, and roads linking it to the M1 highway and the North Circular Road go through the area.

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