17 Northwick Road, Watford, WD19 6RW

Offered to the market with no upper chain, this spacious three-bedroom bisf (British Iron and Steel Federation) house presents an excellent opportunity for buyers seeking a property with scope to update and extend (subject to planning permission).

The home benefits from two well-proportioned reception rooms, providing versatile living and dining spaces ideal for families or those who enjoy entertaining.

All three bedrooms are generously sized, offering comfortable accommodation and flexibility.

The property is approached via its own driveway, which leads to a private detached garage, ensuring ample off-street parking and secure storage.

While the house requires modernisation throughout, it represents a fantastic blank canvas for buyers to create a bespoke family home tailored to their tastes and needs.

The layout and plot size offer significant potential for extension to the side and rear (subject to the usual consents), making this an attractive prospect for those wishing to increase living space in the future.

Additional features include gas central heating. The home holds an EPC rating of D and falls within Council Tax Band C.

This property is ideally suited to buyers looking to invest in a home with substantial potential, whether for personal occupation or as a project, and is offered with the benefit of immediate vacant possession.

Early viewing is highly recommended to appreciate the size, scope, and possibilities this property has to offer.

Location Situated in the popular South Oxhey area on the Watford/Bushey borders, Northwick Road enjoys a convenient residential setting with excellent access to local amenities, schools and transport links.

The property is ideally positioned for families, commuters and first-time buyers seeking a well-connected Hertfordshire location.

A range of everyday amenities can be found nearby, including supermarkets, local shops, cafés and healthcare facilities, while the recently regenerated South Oxhey shopping precinct provides a comprehensive selection of services within easy reach.

Carpenders Park station is approximately 0.3 miles away, offering direct rail services into London Euston, making the area particularly attractive for commuters.

Bushey station is also readily accessible and provides additional fast connections into Central London.

The area benefits from a choice of well-regarded schools for all ages, including Oxhey Wood Primary School, Warren Dell Primary School and St Joseph Catholic Primary School, all located within close proximity.

Residents enjoy access to a variety of green open spaces and recreational facilities, with Oxhey Woods and other nearby parks providing opportunities for walking, cycling and outdoor leisure activities.

The location also offers excellent road links via the A41, M1 and M25, providing convenient access to Watford town centre, Central London, Heathrow Airport and the wider motorway network.

Overall, Northwick Road offers a practical and family-friendly environment, combining suburban living with strong transport connectivity, local amenities and access to highly regarded schools.

Kitchen (3.18m x 2.59m) Dining Room (3.10m x 2.59m) Conservatory (3.63m x 1.83m) Front Reception Room (4.22m x 3.68m) Bedroom One (3.66m x 3.66m) Bedroom Two (4.09m x 2.64m) Bedroom Three (2.77m x 2.62m) Parking - Garage Dedictated off street parking for 1 car, and additional parking in the garage.

Disclaimer We have prepared these particulars as a general guide of the property and they are not intended to constitute part of an offer or contract.

We have not carried out a detailed survey of the property and we have not tested any apparatus, fixtures, fittings, or services.

All measurements and floorplans are approximate, and photographs are for guidance only. These should not be relied upon for the purchase of carpets or any other fixtures or fittings.

Where applicable, Lease details, service charges and ground rent have been provided by the client and should be checked and confirmed by your solicitor prior to exchange of contracts.

The annual Council Tax charge is reviewed annually by the Local Authority and could be subject to an increase after March each year.