Belton Road, London, N17

Arranged over two carefully considered floors, this three-bedroom home offers generous living areas, comfortable bedrooms and a lovely rear garden.

A walkway through the front garden leads to the main door and into the entrance hall, which connects the ground floor spaces.

To the left, the reception room has been opened to create a bright through room. At the front, natural light pours in through a square bay window. Stripped pine floorboards, high ceilings and two fireplaces give the room its character. The rear section works well as a dining area or additional living space, with plenty of room for different layouts and uses.

The kitchen sits at the back of the house and is designed as a practical, easy working space with plenty of worktops and storage. It is finished with a sleek tile scheme and includes a breakfast bar. Beyond the kitchen there is a ground floor WC and storage area that leads to a conservatory, which in turn opens to the garden.

The rear garden feels private and green, bordered by mature planting and including some fruiting trees.

Upstairs there are three bedrooms. The largest spans the full width at the front of the house, with stripped pine floorboards and a fireplace to one side. The second bedroom is also a good double with views over the garden and another feature fireplace. The third bedroom overlooks the garden and works well as a smaller bedroom, study or nursery.

A modern family bathroom completes this level.

Above, the loft provides useful storage and offers scope for conversion, subject to the usual permissions.

The local area has become something of a destination in its own right. Tottenham and Seven Sisters are valued for their period homes, green spaces and strong sense of community. Independent cafés, restaurants and pubs are close by, including With Milk and Perkyns, Pasero, The High Cross, The Palm and Bluecoats, along with favourites such as Beavertown Brewery and True Craft.

Tottenham Marshes, the River Lea and Walthamstow Wetlands are all within easy reach. Seven Sisters Station is just under fifteen minutes on foot or one stop by train from Bruce Grove. From there, the Victoria Line reaches King’s Cross in three stops and Oxford Circus in six. Overground services run to Liverpool Street in around twenty minutes and to Stansted Airport in about thirty-eight minutes. Cyclists can also use the Cycle Superhighway CS1 linking Tottenham with the City via Stoke Newington and Hackney.

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