Scarborough Road, London, N9

If you’re looking for a three bedroom house with off street parking, a sunny garden and a garage, within walking distance of stations, shops, and parks, this terraced property on the popular Nightingale Estate in Edmonton could be the one for you.

The front door is a double-glazed sliding door that opens into an enclosed porch – great for bad weather days. The hallway beyond has glazed wooden doors to the living room and kitchen diner, and there’s also a handy built-in understairs cupboard.

The main living room to the right, formerly two rooms, is over 22 ft long with a wide southeast-facing window with leaded lights at one end and glazed double doors to the kitchen/diner at the other. There’s plenty of space for sofas and a large dining table, and the décor is fresh and neutral-toned.

The kitchen/diner is spacious and well-equipped, with plentiful fitted wall and floor cabinets and lots of worktop space. A wide window frames a view of the garden, and a glazed door opens onto a large paved terrace that’s a great spot for sitting in the sun.

There are three bedrooms upstairs – two doubles and a single. The main front bedroom has great natural light thanks to a wide half-bay window, and both double bedrooms have a wall of fitted wardrobes. The bathroom has two-tone tiled walls, good natural light and ventilation, and a bath, washbasin, and WC.

The house is in good condition throughout, with modern décor and an abundance of welcoming wood. It has gas central heating, and the windows are double glazed with some leaded light details.

Outside the block-paved front garden has off-street parking for two cars and there’s also a garage at the end of the rear garden. This can be accessed by a door from the end of the garden as well as via the main garage gates that open onto a private gated alley at the rear of the property.

The sunny, southeast-facing rear garden is low-maintenance with a terrace adjacent to the rear of the house and paving that wraps around an artificial turf lawn.


LOCAL LIFE

The nearby centre of Edmonton has an eclectic mix of independent shops, bars and restaurants along Fore Street and a thriving shopping centre and market.

There are plenty of public transport options with three stations within about a mile of the property, Ponders End rail station (1 mile), Southbury Overground station (1.2 miles), and Edmonton Green rail and overground station (1.2 miles). Motorists have easy access to the A10 (1.5 miles) North Circular Road A406 (1.9 miles), and M25 (4 miles).

Jubilee Park is half a mile from the property and it’s 1.3 miles to Lee Valley Leisure Centre.