Rosemary Avenue, London, N3 2QN

A chain-free three-bedroom semi-detached family home located 0.4 miles from the amenities of Finchley Central and 0.2 miles from Akiva school.

This chain-free sale offers huge potential and a blank canvas house to those buyers who are looking for such property.

The property is further benefited with a Freehold tenure, two large reception rooms, a fully fitted kitchen, a very large garden, side access for the garden, a good-sized landing area, a family bathroom, a combi-boiler for instant hot-water and central heating, a concrete patio in the garden, and double-glazing throughout.

Situated close to excellent transport links, local schools, shops, and amenities, this home is a great opportunity for those looking to settle in a vibrant and well-connected community.

For more information and viewings, call our dedicated sales team today.

Address: 50 Rosemary Avenue, London, N3 2QN Guide Price: £850,000 // Tenure: Freehold // Chain Free // Blank Canvas // Investment Potential Council Tax Band: E (Barnet Council) EPC Rating: TBC DISCLAIMER: Property Hub does make sure the details are given in the property particular and the advertisement are as accurate as possible, however, we urge the buyer or associated parties come to know about any details that are not correct, wrong, or inaccurate including photos and description please let our agency know as soon as possible.

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