- Chain-free +
- 3 double bedrooms +
- period features +
- South-facing 25ft garden +
- 1,362 sq ft +
- Open-plan reception +
- Bright kitchen with bay window +
- Loft conversion potential (STPP) +
- Close to Belmont School (Outstanding) +
- 0.5 miles to Turnpike Lane Station (Zone 3) +
Chain-Free – Renovation Opportunity with Character & Space
Offering 1,362 sq ft of generous living space, this charming south-facing terraced home presents an excellent opportunity to modernise. Set on a quiet residential street, the property benefits from excellent proportions, ample storage, and a bright, airy feel throughout.
On the ground floor, you’ll find a spacious open-plan double reception and dining room, filled with natural light. To the rear, the large kitchen, which includes a delightful breakfast area with a bay window, leads out to a 25ft south-facing garden complete with a useful outbuilding—ideal for storage or workspace.
Upstairs, the first floor comprises three well-proportioned double bedrooms. The principal bedroom boasts a large bay window and built-in storage. A family bathroom and separate WC complete the upper level. Additionally, the loft offers potential for conversion (subject to the usual planning consents), providing scope to further enhance the living space.
The location is ideal for families and commuters alike. nearby is the highly regarded Belmont Infants and Primary School, and the house is just 0.5 miles (approx.) from Turnpike Lane Underground Station (Zone 3, Piccadilly Line), the home is well-connected and convenient.
The area also benefits from a choice of nearby parks—including Belmont Park and Downhills Recreation Ground—alongside a variety of independent shops, the popular Westbury gastro pub, and renowned Turkish restaurants on Green Lanes.
A rare opportunity to create a modern family home in a sought-after neighbourhood.
Please contact the sales team at Winkworth Harringay office to arrange an appointment to view -
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