£1,200,000 /Sale price

The major portion of a substantial Edwardian house with private terrace garden DescriptionFlowergate is a handsome Edwardian house built circa 1910 by the shipping magnate, Sir March Turnbull. The property has been converted into four apartments, with a number of original period features intact. Flat 4 is the major portion of the house and has a private entrance door on the ground floor and the rest of the accommodation laid out over the first floor. The property occupies a south west facing plot and is very well situated, being approximately half a mile from the centre of village of Arkley and a mile from the A1, which in turn gives access to both the M25 and Central London. Arkley is one of the highest points in London (147 m above sea level) and as a result the apartment has fine views over it's extensive communal gardens towards the London skyline. Externally the house is well set back from the road with extensive parking and a garage. The apartment has the benefit of a large private terrace and substantial communal lawned garden to the rear of the house. Beyond the lawn is a less formal section of garden with fruit treesLocationWell positioned for High Barnet station and Totteridge & Whetstone underground stations both on the Northern line. Overground trains from Elstree & Borehamwood station with links into Kings Cross and London St Pancras is about 2.4 miles away. Junction 23 for the M25 is about 3.3 miles. Local shopping facilities are nearby with a range of shops, restaurants and boutiques which can be found on Barnet High Street. With excellent schooling; including QE Boys and QE Girls, Haberdashers' Aske's and Belmont Mill Hill School. Golf is well catered for in the area with Dyrham Park, Arkley, Old Fold and The Shire.Square Footage: 2,575 sq ft Leasehold with approximately 969 years remaining.