4 Bedroom Terraced House

Being sold with no onward chain, this handsome 1930s home arranged over three floors offers generous family living space and a wonderful balance of period charm and thoughtful modern updates.

Decorated and extended by its current owners, the house has been carefully adapted for contemporary living while retaining the warmth and character typical of homes from this era.

The ground floor has been opened up to create a fantastic open-plan family space that immediately feels like the heart of the home, ideal for everyday living as well as entertaining. The kitchen sits neatly within the front bay, enjoying excellent natural light while providing ample worktop space and storage.

To the rear, the garden is larger than average for the area and provides a peaceful outdoor retreat. Fruit trees offer natural shade and character, while at the far end sits a substantial garage-sized outbuilding with an attractive façade. Currently used as a studio, this fully insulated and well-built structure offers a versatile space suitable for creative work, a home office or workshop. Previous planning permissions relating to the outbuilding and potential extensions (now expired) also indicate the standard to which it was originally constructed and the type of works likely to be supported in future, subject to the usual consents.

There is also further scope for extension on the ground floor, allowing future owners the opportunity to enhance the living space even further, subject to the necessary planning permissions.

Upstairs, the first floor hosts three of the four bedrooms. To the front is a generous double bedroom alongside a single room that would work perfectly as a study or nursery. At the rear is another well-proportioned double bedroom overlooking the garden. A family bathroom also serves this floor.

The loft has been converted in recent years to create a spacious fourth bedroom, complete with Velux skylights and a charming Juliet balcony, providing a bright and airy retreat at the top of the house.

Coniston Road is well positioned in North Tottenham, within easy reach of White Hart Lane Overground Station, which provides direct services to Liverpool Street in around 30 minutes. Tottenham High Road is a short walk away and offers a wide range of bus routes connecting you to the Victoria Line at Seven Sisters and Tottenham Hale, as well as Wood Green and Turnpike Lane.

Local amenities are excellent, with a nearby post office, doctors’ surgeries, a large Sainsbury’s supermarket, and a range of well-regarded schools for all ages within easy reach.

The area also benefits from several excellent green spaces nearby, including Bruce Castle Park, Lordship Recreation Ground, and the nearby marshes, which provide extensive open space and are particularly popular with walkers and cyclists.

Tottenham continues to evolve as one of North London’s most exciting and fast-changing neighbourhoods, with a growing mix of independent cafés, pubs and restaurants alongside significant investment and regeneration around Tottenham Hale.

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