Academia Way, London, N17

Element Properties & Co are delighted to bring to market this spacious one-bedroom apartment situated on the second floor of a well kept and sought after development, conveniently positioned within a short walk of White Hart Lane Station and Tottenham High Road. Extending to approximately 628 sq. ft., the property offers bright, well-balanced accommodation ideally suited to first time buyers and young professionals seeking excellent connectivity and a vibrant local setting.

Accessed via secure and well-maintained communal areas, the apartment opens into a welcoming entrance hallway that provides a sense of space from the outset. The property comprises a fitted kitchen with room for dining, a generously proportioned reception room ideal for both relaxing and home working, a well-sized double bedroom, and a three piece bathroom suite.

Additional benefits include access to a communal rear garden, offering a pleasant outdoor retreat, along with secure bicycle storage.

The surrounding area continues to grow in popularity, combining everyday convenience with a vibrant local scene. Tottenham High Road is just a short distance away, offering an eclectic mix of cafés, eateries, and local amenities. Residents are also within easy reach of several green open spaces, including Bruce Castle Park, Lordship Recreation Ground, Tottenham Marshes, and Walthamstow Wetlands. White Hart Lane Station is approximately 0.2 miles away, providing swift connections into Seven Sisters, Liverpool Street, and central London. The property is further supported by numerous bus routes and convenient access to the A10 and A406.

Council Tax Band B – Haringey – £1,717.29 per annum.
The lease has approximately 106 years remaining. Service charge is £1,744 per annum, with no ground rent.

Seller’s Perspective:

"It’s very spacious with lots of storage and has a really good layout for living. It’s a bright flat in a modern building so it stays warm — I hardly ever need to put the heating on and my clothes dry within a day of washing. The neighbours are great and there’s a real sense of community. It’s also very well connected — just two stops on the overground and then the Victoria line gets you into central London very quickly. During the summer I also enjoy spending time in the communal garden reading and relaxing, and I often go to exercise at Bull Lane Playing Fields, which is a minutes walk."