4 Bedroom Terraced House

This beautifully presented Victorian family home comes to market in superb condition throughout, offering over 1,500 sq ft of well balanced living space across three floors.

The living spaces are full of character and personality, with a wonderful 25ft double reception room featuring high ceilings, original fireplaces, bespoke shelving and stripped wooden floorboards that bring warmth and a great sense of space. The rooms flow beautifully and feel both cosy and sociable at the same time.

The kitchen diner is a real standout. Stretching over 20ft, this sleek contemporary space has been thoughtfully designed with modern cabinetry, generous worktop space and plenty of room for dining and entertaining. Double doors open directly onto the garden, making it a brilliant space for day to day family life as well as hosting friends.

The rear garden extends to approximately 25ft and offers a lovely private setting, surrounded by mature planting that gives the space a calm and established feel.

Upstairs, the house continues to impress with four genuinely well proportioned bedrooms arranged over two floors. The loft conversion works particularly well, creating a superb principal suite with fitted storage and a large contemporary shower room. The first floor also offers a beautifully finished family bathroom serving the additional bedrooms.

Greyhound Road remains one of the area's most popular residential turnings, quietly positioned just off Philip Lane while being moments from the brilliant transport links at Seven Sisters and Tottenham Hale, including the Stansted Express. Downhills Park, Tottenham Green Leisure Centre and an ever growing collection of independent cafés, restaurants and local spots are all within easy reach, giving this part of N17 a real neighbourhood feel that buyers continue to fall for.

Please contact the Sales department at Winkworth Tottenham to arrange an appointment to view.

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