Fleetwood Street, N16

A charming three-bedroom Victorian home, enviably positioned on one of Stoke Newington’s most sought-after streets, just moments from Stoke Newington Church Street, William Patten School, and within easy reach of Clissold Park.

Offering approximately 1,235 sq ft (including cellar) of internal accommodation, this spacious and beautifully presented property retains a wealth of period character, including stripped wooden floorboards and doors, high ceilings with original decorative mouldings, picture rails, and sash windows.

The welcoming entrance hall leads to the reception rooms and kitchen/diner, with access to a useful cellar for additional storage. Original Victorian details such as ornate ceiling mouldings, a dado rail, period spindles and bannisters enhance the hallway’s traditional appeal.

On the ground floor, the property features two interconnecting reception rooms divided by original wooden French doors. Both rooms are adorned with high ceilings, coving, cornicing and stripped wooden flooring. The front reception boasts a bay sash window with original wooden panelling and shutters, plus extensive built-in storage. The rear dining room includes a charming cast iron fireplace with a marble surround and tiled hearth, along with French doors opening onto the garden.

To the rear is a bright and airy dual-aspect kitchen/diner, with side window and doors leading directly to the garden. The kitchen is fitted with sleek, handleless grey units and quartz worktops, incorporating a sunken double sink, integrated oven, microwave and hob. There’s ample space for a dining table and a freestanding fridge-freezer – an ideal spot for relaxed family cooking or entertaining guests.

The private rear garden offers a tranquil retreat, with a patio area to the side return and another seating area towards the back. It is beautifully planted with mature shrubs and flowers, creating a peaceful and secluded space to unwind.









Fleetwood Street is a quiet, sought-after road just south of Stoke Newington Church Street, close to independent shops, top restaurants, cosy pubs, artisan bakeries, coffee spots, and wine bars. Key amenities like the library, post office, pharmacy, dentist, and GP are all within walking distance. The area also enjoys a strong community spirit.

Families benefit from several highly rated schools nearby, including the popular William Patten Primary, plus nurseries.

Clissold Park is close by, offering tennis courts, playgrounds, animal enclosures, and Clissold House. Also nearby are Abney Park, Clissold Leisure Centre, the West Reservoir, Castle Climbing Centre, and the adventure playground at Butterfield Green.

Transport is excellent, with frequent buses and nearby Overground stations at Stoke Newington, Dalston Junction, and Dalston Kingsland providing easy access to the city.