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Vebraalto.Com Parkfield Road Ickenham • Middlesex • UB10 8LW Guide Price: £1,350,000 Parkfield Road Ickenham • Middlesex • UB10 8LW ***NEW BUILD*** This BRAND NEW detached property has been built and designed to a high specification and is presented immaculately throughout. Offering 3000 sq ft of space and over three floors, this property is the perfect opportunity for a growing family to move straight in and enjoy the modern living arrangement. The property is a stroll to the village shops, restaurants and both Ickenham and West Ruislip underground stations with it's direct links to The City and Baker Street, while London and the Home Counties are easily accessed via the A40. • BRAND NEW detached home • New build ten year warranty • Five bedrooms • Large open plan living area • Four bathrooms • Large rear garden • High specification • Underfloor heating throughout • Off street parking • Walking distance to tube lines These particulars are intended as a guide and must not be relied upon as statements of fact. Your attention is drawn to the Important Notice on the last page. Directions From our Ickenham office, turn right and continue to the end of the road. Turn left onto Ickenham High Road and then take the first left onto Parkfield Road. The property is located a short way up on the left hand side. Situation Located in one of Ickenham's most prestigious areas, Parkfield Road is only moments away from local sought after schools including Vyners and Breakspear, walking distance to the scenic views of Swakeleys Park, Swakeleys Tennis Club and Swakeleys House. Ickenham Village is also a short distance away with its array of local shops, restaurants and public houses. Bus routes are scattered across the Ickenham area with easy access to Ruislip & Uxbridge with the added benefit of Ickenham & West Ruislip Stations (Metropolitan, Piccadilly, Central & Chiltern lines), A40/M40/M25 access is also close by. Description As you enter the property you are welcomed by a large entrance hallway and oversize tiles that flow throughout the rest of the ground floor. To the front of the property there is an office and reception room, both having bay windows overlooking the quiet road. The reception room can also be used as a downstairs bedroom where there is also access to the shower room. To the rear of the property is the impressive open plan living area. From here there are three large sliding doors letting in ample natural light and overlooking the garden. The sliding doors can be arranged from both ways allowing the room to flow into the garden. The kitchen has been tastefully designed with a centre island, quartz worktops, bosch integrated appliances and mood/zone lighting. There is also the benefit of a utility room/spice kitchen. Completing the downstairs accommodation is a beautifully designed shower room. Moving to the first floor there are four double bedrooms and family bathroom. The master bedroom is to the rear that overlooks the garden through an impressive feature window. The master bedroom also benefits from a walk in wardrobe and modern en-suite. Bedroom two also has a walk in wardrobe, which can be easily converted to an en-suite if prefered. On the top floor There is a 20'0" x 26'7" bedroom with en-suite. This is ideal for a teenagers private space, games room, or large office. The top floor also houses the boiler room. The property has underfloor heating installed throughout. Outside To the front of the property there is a paved driveway proving off street parking. There is access to the rear garden from both sides of the property. The garden has a patio area to enjoy in the summer months, and leading on from here is the immaculately laid lawn extending to approximately 100ft. To the rear of the garden is a storage shed. Schools: The Douay Martyrs Secondary 0.5 miles Glebe Primary 0.6 miles Vyners Secondary 1.0 mile Train: West Ruislip 0.4 miles Ickenham 0.5 miles Hillingdon 1.0 miles Car: M4, A40, M25, M40 Council Tax Band: (Distances are straight line measurements from centre of postcode) 01895 547 011 27-29 Swakeleys Road, Ickenham, Middlesex, UB10 8DF [email protected].
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