About this property

A Victorian home with four bedrooms, three bathrooms, and totalling over 1,800 sq ft across four floors, fully extended.

From the kerb to the interior this home has been
impressively renovated. The repointed brickwork,
imposing bay windows, and period sympatric tiling
leading to the bold front door give a striking first
impression. Internally, crittall doors lead you to the
double reception room complete with high ceilings,
intricate coving, timber double glazed bay sash window,
wall panelling, oak chevron flooring, and cast-iron
radiators. There is ample spice to dine, relax, and
entertain. The rear of the property has been extended
to create a fabulous kitchen. The kitchen is bespoke
with soft close units, finished in a subtle wood with
gold ironmongery, complementing the fleck in the
Quartz worktops, and the wood flooring which is used
throughout this floor. There is a breakfast bar and
ample storage too, and the heating in the kitchen is
underfloor. The side extension creates three skylights,
which, when coupled with the floor to ceiling glass doors
and picture window framing the garden, provide ample
natural light. The rear garden is near 40 ft and has
been landscaped. The extension has been draped with
planting to create a calming aesthetic when looking back
at the house. The first-floor houses three bedrooms and
a family bathroom, with the front bedroom showcasing
unconventional width as evidenced by the bay and
additional window, hand-crafted cabinetry is a final
highlight. The family bathroom is finished in Mandarin
stone and provides a walk-in shower with bespoke glass
screen, bathtub, vanity unit, and the heating is again
underfoot. The top floor benefits from a full mansard
and so additional height. There is ample storage, a Juliet
balcony, and en-suite courtesy of Lusso Stone. A turnkey
family home in a popular spot of North London for sale
with no onward chain.

Situation
The Haringey Ladder is certainly one of North London’s
most noteworthy and desired spots for family living.
Transport and so access across the capital is effortless
via Turnpike Lane Underground Station, Piccadilly Line,
and Hornsey Road BR which connects to Liverpool
Street. Green Lanes has a plethora of amenities, shops
and restaurants, while green open space can be found
in the shape of Ducketts Common. There are various well
rated school options locally to include North Harringay
Primary School. Public school options are within a
commutable distance too.

Additional Information
Local Authority - Haringey
Council Tax Band - E

Additional information

• Victorian home
• 4 bedrooms
• 3 bathrooms
• Over 1800 sq ft
• Extensively renovated
• Fully extended
• Bespoke kitchen
• Landscaped garden
• Mandarin stone bathrooms
• Underfloor heated

Key information

Council Tax Band: E

Tenure: Freehold