Duplex for sale in Burnt Oak Broadway, Edgware HA8

This one bedroom home in the Icon development is the very best in luxe urban living, with high-end but understated contemporary design that leaves you scope to make your own mark.
Open-plan living space, ideal for relaxing or entertaining alike, feature soft tones, high-quality flooring, recessed spotlights and built-in media and data points. The kitchen has contemporary units in shades of white or grey, soft-close doors and drawers, stone/concrete effect worktops and brushed-steel-finish integrated appliances that include fan oven, extractor fan, ceramic hob, fridge-freezer and dishwasher. A washer-drier comes as standard, cleverly concealed in a hall cupboard.

The bedroom has neutral wool-mix carpeting and soft downlighting. Through in the bathroom you'll find a calm sanctuary of contemporary white bath, basin, and wall-hung WC, with LED lighting, natural effect ceramic tiling and smart chrome fittings. Some main bedrooms enjoy en-suite shower rooms with ceramic shower trays and thermostatically controlled mixers.

Burnt Oak

In the Borough of Barnet, north London, Burnt Oak is an up-and-coming neighbourhood that has great transport links into central London but is also close to acres of open green space.
Burnt Oak enjoys excellent transport both locally and into central London. This means reliable buses, good walking routes, safe cycling and most importantly Burnt Oak Underground Station is a four-minute walk from Icon.
You can catch direct southbound Northern Line trains to Camden Town in 19 minutes, Euston in 22, Kings Cross in 24, Leicester Square in 27, Old Street in 28, London Bridge or Waterloo in 31, with all the interchanges to other lines.
In terms of retail, a handy brand-new Sainsbury’s Local is planned to occupy Icon’s ground-floor space. Other local big-name supermarkets include Asda, Morrisons, Aldi and Lidl, while there’s a raft of independent food stores, greengrocers and fishmongers spanning many cultures, as well as pharmacies and newsagents. The Broadwalk Centre in Edgware is a local draw for shopping, housing everything from Boots to Holland & Barrett, WHSmith to Robert Dyas – and is anchored by a Sainsbury’s superstore. And the landmark Brent Cross shopping centre, with John Lewis, Waitrose, Fenwick, Apple and much more, is only a short journey away.