CHAIN FREE - Measuring circa 1,000 sqft is this two double bedrooms, two bathrooms ground floor flat set within an Edwardian period property steeped in history, located on a tree-lined residential road in the sought-after Hadley Wood area. The founder of The Salvation Army, William Booth, once lived at The Rookstone and was commemorated with a blue plaque to signify a building forever part of English Heritage - now converted into six flats. The property benefits from an en-suite to the main bedroom with fitted wardrobes, double-height ceilings (13ft), private patio, communal gardens and off-street parking.

The Owners Love
"A home full of character and history, I love the beautiful high ceilings which give it spacious grandeur. Truly unique in the building and the neighbourhood"
"An excellent location in a highly sought after, quiet and peaceful area; with good road and rail links and within walking distance of the station, shops, green spaces and outdoor activities such as tennis, cricket and golf clubs"
"A supportive and friendly community that share helpful information and organise events to bring everyone together"

We've Noticed
The M25 is minutes away. Hadley Wood Train Station is only 0.2 miles away, along with a parade of shops providing local amenities to local residents.
The property is close to several local schools, with some rated Outstanding by Ofsted.

Council Tax Band: F
Shared Ownership: No