Keston Road, London, N17

Nestled on one of the most sought-after streets in Tottenham, this generoulsy proportioned first-floor flat offers an ideal blend of period character and exciting potential. Set within a handsome Victorian conversion, the property comes with a 999-year lease, is chain-free, and includes planning permission to convert the loft and create a spacious two-bedroom, two-bathroom duplex with a private roof terrace. This makes it a perfect opportunity for both first-time buyers and investors seeking a property with room to grow.

Current Layout.
Spanning over 650 sq. ft., the flat features a bright reception room with classic bay windows, a spacious kitchen-diner, a well-proportioned bedroom, and a modern bathroom. The flat is clean and functional, offering a comfortable space as it stands, but there is room for cosmetic updates to personalise the interior to your taste.

Loft Conversion and Roof Terrace.
The loft space is included in the leasehold demise, with planning permission already secured to transform this one-bedroom flat into a stunning two-level apartment. The plans propose a large, open-plan dual-aspect living area and kitchen-diner, two double bedrooms, a bathroom, an en-suite shower room, and direct access to a private roof terrace—perfect for enjoying outdoor space. This conversion would expand the internal living space to approximately 980 sq. ft., adding both value and versatility.

Location.
Keston Road enjoys a prime location in Tottenham, close to the expansive Downhills Park, one of the area’s standout attractions, featuring a beautiful rose garden, tennis courts, and a café. Just moments from The Palm on Philip Lane, a popular local pub and restaurant, the flat is also within easy reach of Tottenham’s independent cafés, eateries, and cultural spots. For transport, the property is ideally situated between Seven Sisters Station (Victoria Line, Zone 3) and Turnpike Lane Station (Piccadilly Line, Zone 3), offering convenient links to major destinations like King’s Cross, Oxford Circus, and the City.

Local Highlights.
The area is home to a range of vibrant local spots, including True Craft, known for its craft beers and sourdough pizza, and Craving Coffee, a lively café with a great community feel. On weekends, locals gather at Tottenham Green Market for fresh produce and street food. Tottenham’s ongoing regeneration has made it an increasingly popular area, attracting young professionals and families alike.

This property offers a rare opportunity to own a charming home with significant development potential in one of Tottenham’s most desirable locations. With planning permission already granted for a loft conversion and roof terrace, this flat is perfect for buyers looking to create a bespoke living space in a thriving area.

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