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Capitol Way, London, NW9
Asking price £425,000- 2 Beds
- 1 Bathroom
- 1 reception
Located within the Northern Quarter Development, this modern two double bedroom apartment comes with a balcony, an allocated parking space in the gated underground parking area and is within half a mile of Colindale's Northern Line tube station.
Set within a modern development surrounded by an array of amenities is where you will find this raised first floor contemporary apartment. The property has been well-maintained by the current owner and therefore delivers well-presented living space with a neutral decor setting off a bright outlook and featuring underfloor heating.
The building itself has a concierge service at the entrance and there is entryphone and secure key-fob lift access to the property. The front door opens onto the open plan lounge/kitchen with floor to ceiling windows, engineered oak flooring and a door leading out to the balcony. The kitchen area supplies plenty of cupboard storage and has an integrated fridge/freezer. There are two double bedrooms, one of which has fitted wardrobes and completing this home internally is a well-designed stylish bathroom.
Further attributes to this tasteful home is that it comes with an allocated parking space in the secure underground car park and there is a raised garden which is accessible only to residents of the block.
Colindale’s Northern Line tube station is located just over half a mile away and there are various bus routes and roads links on the Edgware Road (A5) too. The block is located amongst local shopping amenities such as supermarkets (Aldi, Marks and Spencer’s Food Hall, Asda and Morrisons), fantastic restaurants at the Bang Bang Oriental Food Complex can be found less than quarter of a mile and the area provides numerous open spaces/children’s playgrounds together with nurseries and schools for all ages, gyms and medical/dental practices.
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