2 bed house for sale in Badgers Croft, Totteridge Village, N20 (ref: 517479)

Originally designed as a 4 bedroom house Compass are pleased to offer For Sale this current 2 bedroom semi-detached home, arranged over 3 levels, and located in this peaceful Totteridge Village enclave, and conservation area, with open views over communal gardens and fields beyond.
The residents also have exclusive use of a newly refurbished tennis court and woodland area.
The house is offered with NO ONWARD CHAIN.

NB. The floorplan measurement includes the garage.

Accommodation, arranged over three floors, consists of two double bedrooms with fitted wardrobes (scope to split at least one, possibly two, to make it into 4 bedrooms as it was originally intended), two bathrooms (one family and one en-suite), ground floor dining room with vaulted ceiling and direct access to the South facing garden, first floor living room with access to a balcony offering open views, kitchen with access to the garden, downstairs guest WC, very large loft space for storage or potential conversion (subject to gaining the relevant permissions) and lastly a wider than average garage, with electric door, and off street parking for possibly 2 cars.

Totteridge Village has no shops but it does have The Orange Tree, a popular pub and restaurant in a picturesque setting by a duck pond. The Rising Sun is another popular pub in Marsh Lane on the Mill Hill side of Totteridge. Nearby Whetstone has a wide, pleasant and tree-lined shopping street along the High Road, with large branches of Waitrose and M&S Simply Food as well as independent cafés and restaurants.

The Dollis Valley Green Walk is a 10-mile country circuit around the edge of Totteridge. Starting at Moat Mount Open Space and ending at the Hampstead Heath Extension, it runs through Totteridge Park Open Space and Brook Farm Open Space.

Schools in and around Totteridge

Primary
St Andrew’s CofE, Totteridge’s local state primary school, is judged “good” by Ofsted and gets excellent results at Key Stage 2, at age 11. The other local primary schools are also all judged “good” by the education watchdog.

Comprehensive
There are two Catholic comprehensive schools in Finchley — St Michael’s (girls, ages 11 to 18) in Nether Street, and Finchley Catholic High (boys, ages 11 to 18) in Woodside Lane. Both get excellent results at GCSE and the girls’ school is judged “outstanding” while the boys’ school is judged “good”.

There are two local Jewish comprehensive schools: Hasmonean High (co-ed, ages 11 to 18) in Holders Hill Road, Finchley, and JCoSS (co-ed, ages 11 to 18) in Castlewood Road, New Barnet. They also get good results at GCSE. Hasmonean is rated “outstanding” and JCoSS is rated “good”.
Grammar
Barnet council has two grammar schools: Queen Elizabeth’s (boys, ages 11 to 18) in Queen’s Road, Barnet, and Henrietta Barnett (girls, ages 11 to 18) in Hampstead Garden Suburb, both judged “outstanding”.


Private
Many Totteridge children are bussed out to private schools, the nearest being Mill Hill (co-ed, ages three to 18) in The Ridgeway, Mill Hill. Also popular are Aldenham School and Haberdashers’ Aske’s Girls’ School, both in Elstree, and Haberdashers’ Aske’s Boys’ School in Borehamwood.

Finally....
Powerful community associations make it their business to ensure that Totteridge remains immaculately manicured for the residents of the large, detached mansions scattered along the A5109. This is the road that unusually changes its name as it travels from east to west, from Totteridge Lane to Totteridge Village to Totteridge Common.

NB. The floorplan measurement includes the garage.