• Expansive Four Bedrooms Victorian Home +
• Garden +
• Approximately of 1,194 SQ. FT. +
• Harringey Ladder +
• Freehold +
• Turnpike Lane Underground Station (Piccadilly Line, Zone 3) and Hornsey BR Station +

This expansive property presents a rare opportunity for those seeking a home with remarkable potential. Situated on the sought-after Haringey Ladder, this spacious residence features four generously sized bedrooms and two sizeable reception rooms spread across two split levels. With a total area of 1,194 SQ.FT., this property on Fairfax Road offers the ideal canvas for crafting your dream home. Perfectly positioned in the heart of Haringey N8, it's just a short walk between Turnpike Lane Underground Station (Piccadilly Line, Zone 3) and Hornsey BR Station, providing direct links to London Liverpool Street.

THE PROPERTY

Upon entering, you are greeted by two large reception rooms, ideal for entertaining guests or hosting family gatherings. The kitchen/dining, which leads directly to the rear garden, is also located on the ground floor. Additionally, a rear bedroom with its own garden access completes this level.

Upstairs, the first floor boasts three generously sized bedrooms, each providing ample space for relaxation and comfort. A family bathroom with a bath-over-shower, sink, and WC is situated on this floor, along with an additional guest bathroom for added convenience.

While the property requires renovation, this presents the perfect opportunity to infuse your style and creativity, transforming the space into a home that reflects your vision and taste.

This is a prime opportunity to unlock the potential of a property in a highly desirable London location. Don’t miss out on making it your own!

THE HISTORY OF THE PATCH

The building itself pays homage to a period of Victorian Style which is apparent throughout the Harringay Ladder. Historically the land was once part of the iconic ‘Estate of Harringay House’, which was built by Edward Gray in 1792. It was situated at the top of the hill and within a loop of the New River.

The ladder itself was built between 1881 and 1899, under the aegis of the British Land Company. Now over a hundred years on, it has firmly stamped itself as one of the most popular patches in North London to reside.

CONVENIENCE FACTORS

To get around town, you have a host of transport links. Situated within walking distance of Turnpike Lane Underground Station (Piccadilly Line Zone 3) and Hornsey BR Station providing direct access to London Liverpool Street. The location also has numerous and regular bus links providing routes to most significant parts of London.