Set behind a generous frontage on the highly regarded Queen Annes Grove, this imposing detached 1930s residence offers a rare combination of presence, proportion and traditional family space in one of Bush Hill Park’s most established residential roads. The ground floor unfolds with a pleasing sense of balance. A bay-fronted sitting room provides an elegant principal reception space, while the separate dining room and adjoining family room create a more relaxed arrangement towards the rear. The kitchen sits naturally alongside, with a ground-floor WC and useful storage adding everyday practicality. Upstairs, four bedrooms are arranged around a broad landing, with the principal bedroom particularly generous and complemented by extensive fitted storage. A family bathroom and separate WC serve the remainder of the floor, retaining the considered layout typical of homes of this period. Outside, the established rear garden provides a private backdrop to the house, while a detached garage with adjoining workshop adds valuable versatility. Off-street parking sits to the front. Queen Annes Grove is especially well placed for Bush Hill Park Station, respected local schools and the wider amenities of Enfield Town, while retaining the quieter, settled character that makes the road so consistently sought after.
