3 Bedroom Terraced House

Set on the Harringay Ladder, this house is arranged over two floors and offers approximately 1,311 sq ft of internal space, with a layout that is straightforward and easy to work with.

The ground floor comprises a reception room to the front with a bay window overlooking the front garden. Behind this sits a second reception room, followed by a separate kitchen at the rear with direct access out to the garden. A bathroom is also positioned at the rear of the house.

On the first floor there are three further bedrooms (one currently used as a utility room), including a large principal bedroom to the front with a bay window, along with a second bathroom serving the remaining rooms.

Externally, the property benefits from both a front garden and a generous rear garden, offering plenty of space and clear scope for a buyer to create something special.

With room to extend out the back and into the loft, this house would make a great starting point for someone looking to renovate a home to their own style.

The house sits on the sought after Harringay Ladder, known for its strong community feel, handsome Victorian housing stock and excellent local amenities. Green Lanes is close by and offers a well established mix of independent shops, cafés and restaurants, including Café Snug, The Dusty Knuckle, Brouhaha and the ever popular Salisbury pub. The Harringay Local Store is also nearby, with Crouch End and Stroud Green providing further options a little further afield.

Transport links are excellent. Turnpike Lane Underground station is just a minute’s walk away, providing Piccadilly line services into central London, while Harringay and Hornsey stations offer direct rail connections to Finsbury Park, King’s Cross, Old Street and Moorgate. Families will also appreciate the proximity to well regarded nurseries and North Harringay School.

Please contact the Sales department at Winkworth Harringay office to arrange an appointment to view -

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