3 bed semi-detached house for sale

Waxwell Close, Pinner Village HA5

Charming 3-Bed Family Home In Pinner: No Upper Chain

Built circa 1927 and positioned on a private shingle road within the desirable Waxwell Close Conservation Area, this beautifully maintained three-bedroom semi-detached family home combines period character with modern improvements. Offered to the market with the significant benefit of no upper chain, the property is ideally placed approximately 400 yards from Bridge Street and within a ten-minute walk of Pinner Metropolitan Line Station.

The ground floor comprises a welcoming entrance hallway with a guest cloakroom and a generous dual-aspect living/dining room, created by opening the two original reception rooms to form a bright and versatile family space.

The extended kitchen was fitted in 2008 and features painted solid-oak Howdens doors, solid beech worktops and a comprehensive selection of integrated appliances. Recent additions installed in 2026 include a Bosch gas hob, AEG double oven, sink and swan-neck tap. The kitchen also provides direct access to the rear garden.

On the first floor are three well-proportioned double bedrooms and a family bathroom. The property also benefits from a high, boarded and illuminated loft, offering excellent storage and potential for conversion into an additional bedroom with an en-suite, subject to the necessary planning permission and building regulations. There may also be scope for a single-storey rear extension, subject to consent.

The home has undergone considerable improvements, including complete rewiring with a replacement consumer unit, replumbing back to the external meter, replacement radiators and a Vaillant combination boiler. Hive smart controls operate the heating, hot water and selected lighting. Further benefits include 500 Mbps full-fibre broadband, a wired alarm system and a Swann CCTV system with monitor and 2TB hard drive.

Externally, the property enjoys a well-maintained rear garden with a lawn and patio, complemented by two substantial timber cabins. Both cabins have power, lighting and individual consumer units, with one currently used as a jewellery workshop. There is also a separate tool shed and useful access via the rear alley. The vendor advises that the property’s ownership extends beyond the alley to the boundary of 98 Waxwell Lane; this should be confirmed by a buyer’s solicitor.

The garden enjoys a pleasant leafy outlook towards “The Spinney”, a privately owned and maintained area of greenery. Waxwell Close is maintained by its residents and was reportedly last re-shingled approximately seven to eight years ago, at a cost of around £67 per household.

The property is conveniently located for Pinner High Street’s excellent selection of independent shops, cafés, restaurants and supermarkets. Pinner Metropolitan Line Station provides frequent services into Central London, while the surrounding area is well served by sought-after schools, nurseries, medical facilities, parks, recreational amenities and local bus routes. The property falls within Controlled Parking Zone A, with resident and visitor permits available through Harrow Council.