St. Loy's Road, London, N17

Positioned on a sought-after road in N17, is this charming three-bedroom Victorian home.

Spread across two floors, the property has been thoughtfully renovated by the current owners to create a fully functional family home. Upon entering, a welcoming hallway leads to a bright and airy double living room. Featuring engineered wood floors, a large bay window, and well-defined spaces, this area is ideal for hosting and entertaining.

Towards the rear, you’ll find a recently fitted, light-filled modern kitchen, with skylights bringing in plenty of natural light. There’s even room for a dining table. A modern family bathroom and a convenient utility space complete the ground floor.

The private rear garden is a generous size, with the added bonus of a garden room/studio equipped with power. This versatile space would make an excellent studio, office, or even a home gym.

Upstairs, the property offers three comfortable bedrooms. The main bedroom spans the entire front of the house, while the third bedroom is perfectly suited for a nursery or home office. A large storage loft above provides extra space, with the potential for future conversion, subject to the usual consents.

Tottenham is known for its elegant period homes, expansive green spaces, and excellent transport connections, all nestled within a vibrant and diverse community.

In recent years, the area has experienced a surge of creative shops, restaurants, and cafés. Highlights include Pasero and True Craft on West Green Road, The High Cross micro-pub, The Palm Gastro Pub, and the popular Bluecoats. Local favorites like Beavertown Brewery, Blighty Cafe, and With Milk on Philip Lane are also a hit with residents.

For outdoor lovers, the area is rich in green spaces. From the tranquil Downhills Park and sprawling Lordship Rec to Tottenham Marshes and the River Lea, there’s no shortage of places to explore. Just a 10-minute cycle away, you’ll find Walthamstow Wetlands, Europe’s largest urban nature reserve, offering a chance to experience captivating wildlife.

Transport links are another big draw. Seven Sisters Station is around a 20-minute walk away, or just one stop from Bruce Grove, which is a short 6-minute stroll. The Victoria Line will whisk you to Kings Cross in just three stops, or Oxford Circus in six. Overground trains provide a 20-minute journey to Liverpool Street, and Stansted Airport is only 38 minutes away. Cyclists will appreciate the Cycle Superhighway (CS1), which connects Tottenham to Central London.

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