Summerhill Road, London, N15

Summerhill Road, originally laid out with cottages in 1857, is a charming residential street that stands out within the conservation area. Unlike many neighbouring roads, the variety of architectural styles here creates a distinct and appealing character. The sense of space is enhanced by buildings set back behind larger front gardens and mature trees, giving the street a more open, suburban feel.

This modern built three-bedroom semi-detached home sits back from the road, with off-street parking at the front and a rear garden. Internally, the house offers 986 sq. ft. of accommodation arranged over two floors.

On the ground floor, there’s a spacious open-plan living area at the rear, incorporating a reception room and conservatory with direct access to the garden. At the front is a generous kitchen-diner, and there’s also a guest WC with shower on this level.

Upstairs, you’ll find three good-sized bedrooms and a family bathroom.

The location is another major plus—Summerhill Road is a peaceful street within a friendly and fast-rising neighbourhood. Seven Sisters station is just a 10-minute walk away, providing direct Victoria Line and Overground links to the City, West End, and Stansted Airport. The Cycle Superhighway runs nearby too, offering easy bike access into Central London.

Locals enjoy a strong sense of community and plenty of places to eat, drink, and unwind. Philip Lane has become a small hub in its own right, home to favourites like With Milk, The Palm, Ten to One, and Metcha Match. For green space, Downhills Park and Lordship Rec are both nearby—perfect for weekend strolls or a morning coffee at the park café. Families will also appreciate having the Ofsted-rated ‘Outstanding’ Holy Trinity CE Primary School close by.


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