• Two Bedrooms +
• First Floor Apartment +
• Meticulous Interior Design +
• Potential To Convert The Loft (STPP) +
• Share Of Freehold +
• Amazing Location +
• Original Period Features +
• Underfloor Heating In The Bathroom +

Set across the first floor of this handsome Victorian conversion, this beautifully curated apartment spans 798 square feet of thoughtfully designed living space. It offers an elegant and inviting home in the heart of Bruce Grove, one of Tottenham’s most quietly rising neighbourhoods.

An internal staircase leads you up to the first floor, where a graceful entrance hall sets the tone. Stripped pine floorboards guide the way, complemented by a calm and considered colour palette that creates an immediate sense of ease.

To the front of the property, the reception room is a grand and light-filled space. A striking triple-aspect bay window sits at one end of the room, while an additional side window allows even more natural light to pour in. Measuring over 5 meters by 4.5 meters, the room feels generous and welcoming. Built-in shelving, warm wooden floors and a beautiful feature fireplace complete the space, making it perfect for both entertaining and quiet moments alike.

The flat features two double bedrooms. The first is located just behind the reception room and looks out over the terrace of homes to the rear. The principal bedroom sits at the back of the property and is quietly captivating. A curved bay window offers a soft, architectural charm, while a full wall of built-in wardrobes provides valuable storage. The room has an unusual and elegant shape, making it feel like a peaceful retreat from the world outside.

At the centre of the flat, a stylish modern kitchen offers a combination of clean white cabinetry, ample worktop space and refined detailing. A butler sink, brass taps and warm finishes blend practicality with character, tying the kitchen neatly into the design of the home.

The bathroom, positioned adjacent to the bedrooms, is another standout space. Designed with the atmosphere of a boutique Parisian hotel, the tile scheme is rich in texture and tone. A window brings in natural light and ventilation, while the bathtub with overhead shower ensures the room is as functional as it is beautiful. There is also the added benefit of Under Floor heating

Radley Road is part of a sought-after residential enclave near Bruce Grove. The area is known for its peaceful streets and attractive period architecture, with the sweeping grounds of Bruce Castle Park just a short stroll away. Here you will find a striking 16th-century manor, surrounded by mature trees and open green space.