Brookside, Potters Bar, EN6 3PU

Home Counties are delighted to present this spacious three-bedroom semi-detached home, offering versatile living accommodation, a garage conversion, and boarded loft storage.

This well-presented three-bedroom semi-detached property offers generous and flexible living space, making it an ideal home for families and professional tenants alike. The property features a spacious living room, providing a bright and welcoming space to relax or entertain. To the rear is a well-appointed kitchen with direct access to the private rear garden, creating the perfect setting for everyday living and outdoor enjoyment during the warmer months. A standout feature of the property is the converted garage, providing valuable additional ground floor accommodation. This versatile room is ideal for use as a home office, snug, playroom, or hobby room, and also benefits from direct access to the rear garden.

Upstairs, the property comprises three well-proportioned bedrooms, all served by a modern family bathroom. A boarded loft with ladder access provides excellent additional storage space.

Externally, the property enjoys a private rear garden, offering ample space for relaxing, entertaining, or family activities.

Ideally situated for commuters, the property is just a short drive from the A1(M) and M25, providing excellent transport links to London and the surrounding areas.

South Mimms is a charming village situated on the borders of Potters Bar and Ridge. The village benefits from a well-regarded primary school, St Giles' C of E Primary School, as well as a selection of traditional public houses. The nearby towns of Potters Bar, London Colney, and St Albans offer an excellent range of shopping, leisure, and transport facilities, all within easy reach.

Early viewing is highly recommended to fully appreciate the space, versatility, and convenient location this property has to offer.

Holding Deposit - £506.30

Damage Deposit - £2,538.46

Reference Criteria;

Household Income of £66,000

No adverse credit history of CCJ's