Eruv home makes for easier Sabbath lifestyle

Edgware’s recently established eruv is an increasingly popular location for growing Jewish families wishing to observe the laws of the Sabbath while still being able to carry out certain tasks normally forbidden on the ‘seventh day’. These include pushing baby buggies, prams or wheelchairs; carrying keys; food or drink for use on Sabbath; clothes; spectacles; prayer shawls and prayer books – especially on the journeys to and from the synagogue.

So, an impressive family home in Golders Close, Edgware is surely to be snapped up as it is within the boundaries of the eruv, making Sabbath observance even more pleasant in many ways. Family members young and old can all therefore benefit from living in this 4-bedroom, 2 bathroom, 4 reception room detached house, which has been very tastefully extended.

The ground floor has particularly spacious and well laid-out accommodation for the family to both enjoy being together as well as being able to have quiet personal moments when required. The 17’6” x 15’5” lounge has sliding patio doors to the rear garden, which is pleasantly landscaped with borders and patio. There are also a separate dining room, study, TV room and guest cloakroom.

The 19ft fitted kitchen has two sinks, a built-in oven, gas hob and hood, integrated dishwasher, washing machine, fridge/freezer and microwave. The adjacent breakfast room has a serving hatch from the kitchen.

Upstairs the master bedroom has an en-suite bathroom and in common with the other three bedrooms has extensive fitted wardrobes. A family bathroom completes the first floor accommodation.

The carriage driveway at the front usefully provides valuable off-street parking for a number of vehicles.

Double glazed throughout and with gas central heating the house is priced at £ 799,950.

Golders Close is an exclusive turning off Hale Lane which contains many individual luxury detached homes. It is very convenient for Edgware’s Broadwalk shopping centre and Underground Station as well as local schools and synagogues.

For more information, visit prestonbennett.co.uk.