This delightful three-bedroom Victorian terrace boasts 1375 sqft of well-presented living space, along with a west-facing private garden that enhances its charm. The property's entrance features a stained-glass front door leading into a spacious through-reception, which offers a cozy gas open-coal fire and direct access to the garden. With ample natural light filtering through front-facing windows, this area creates a warm atmosphere while maintaining privacy thanks to the walled front garden. Convenient storage is available throughout the property, including under stairs and in the loft.
The upstairs layout includes three generously sized double bedrooms filled with character and light. The family bathroom is equipped with essential amenities, while an additional WC on the ground floor adds convenience. Notably, there is potential for loft extension (subject to planning permission), providing an opportunity to increase living space further.
The dining kitchen serves as a central hub for social gatherings, featuring granite worktops and a substantial Rangemaster double oven. It is designed to accommodate a large dining table and connects seamlessly to the conservatory, which has plumbing and wiring for laundry needs. Low-maintenance slate flooring runs from the kitchen into the conservatory, complemented by marble finishes that lend an easy-care element to both kitchen and bathroom.
The private rear garden offers a blend of paving and lawn areas alongside established plants like grapevines and fig trees, creating a mellow Mediterranean ambiance for enjoying afternoon sun. Additionally, a large shed at the end of the garden provides electricity and serves as flexible space for either workshops or home offices. The front garden features climbing plants that soften its appearance.
Located in a sought-after North London neighbourhood, this property is conveniently close to Turnpike Lane Underground station and various schools. Nearby green spaces enhance local living while excellent transport links offer quick access into Central London. Although well-maintained by its current owners, there remains significant potential for renovations or modifications to tailor it further to personal tastes or investment interests.
