3 Bedroom Terraced House

Introducing Maurice Avenue, Noel Park Conservation Area, London N22 by Winkworth.

Total accommodation measures approx. 836 Sq. ft over two floors.

We take great pleasure in presenting the market with this beautifully presented three-bedroom end of terrace period home situated within an increasingly popular area of Wood Green, London N22.
This wonderful house has been lovingly styled and recently modernised by our clients, not only does it boast a stylish interior design and a wealth of period character, but it also has the added benefit of a fabulous South facing private garden. It makes the ideal home within this highly sought after pocket of North London.

This impressive property comprises a charming through reception room with exposed wood floors and bay windows, this space opens up effortlessly into the stylish fully-fitted kitchen diner, the entire room feels bright and airy and is perfect for entertaining and relaxing. The ground floor further comprises a smart family bathroom and access to the attractive well-designed South facing private garden with decked patio area and lawn. The first floor occupies three bedrooms all of which are well proportioned, comfortable, and nicely decorated.

This home located is in a popular North London location when it comes to transport links. Piccadilly Line Underground Stations at Turnpike Lane and Wood Green (Zone 3) are just a short walk down the road providing excellent links to the City of London and to the West End, while Wood Green High Street also has numerous bus routes that will take you into Islington, Hackney and the West End. The well-reviewed local pub, The Westbury, is located within a short stroll with more great local restaurants further down the street.
The property is also within a short distance of the fashionable areas of Green Lanes Harringay, Crouch End and Alexandra Palace, with a variety of local independent restaurants and shops. It is within the catchment area of some outstanding and highly sought-after schools, including Belmont Infant and Junior Schools and Noel Park Primary, not to mention several parks and green spaces a short walk away.

The Noel Park Conservation Area was designed in 1885 by the leading housing architect of the time, Rowland Plumbe. Noel Park is a model community of 2200 homes built in the Victorian Gothic style by the Artizans, Labourers & General Dwellings Company in phases between 1882 – 1910 and was one of the UK’s first garden suburbs.

Sellers Thoughts:

We love our beautiful house and home of ten years and have been so happy here. We are fortunate to have great neighbours on the road. Our kids are so lucky to go to Belmont Infant School and are very happy there. We regularly use all of the lovely parks that are on our doorstep and we are in walking distance to local shops, which is very handy. We’ve put a lot of TLC into the house and garden and we hope the next people to move in love it as much as we have.