Park View Road, Tottenham, N17

Arranged over the first and second floors, this expansive two double bedroom garden maisonette spans 1,012 sq ft and has been carefully configured to balance everyday living with entertaining, bathed in natural light throughout. Set back from the road and approached via its own private entrance at ground-floor level, the home feels both secluded and welcoming.

The Accommodation

The first floor is anchored by an open-plan reception space that naturally becomes the heart of the home. Large windows draw in abundant daylight, lifting the pared-back timber floors and creating a calm, contemporary atmosphere. The reception flows neatly into a modern, separate kitchen, offering both connection and definition.
Tucked just off the living space is the first of two bedrooms, quietly positioned with views over the shared garden below and direct access to an en-suite shower room. A practical utility and storage area is also accessed from the reception, keeping everyday living effortless and uncluttered.

Upstairs, the second bedroom forms a comfortable principal suite. Velux styled windows bring in soft natural light, while a private en-suite shower room completes the space, creating a restful and self-contained retreat.

The Outside Space

To the rear, a shared garden offers a welcome outdoor escape, accessed via a staircase from the back of the property. While currently communal, there is scope to create a more private section, subject to formal agreement. The ground-floor owner is open to the addition of a dividing fence, a conversation the current seller has already explored.

The Location

Beyond the front door, the location reveals itself as one of the home’s most considered attributes. Tottenham Hale Underground and National Rail station is a short walk away, offering seamless access via the Victoria line, overground services and the Stansted Express, a connection that feels both practical and quietly reassuring. The ongoing regeneration of Tottenham Hale has been carefully shaped, introducing refined cafés, landscaped waterside walks along the River Lea and thoughtfully designed fitness and lifestyle spaces that enhance day-to-day living without overwhelming it. Way of Life at The Gessner exemplifies this shift, combining a design-led approach to urban living with a strong sense of community, while its much-anticipated Friday food truck has become a relaxed local ritual. Well-equipped facilities such as Anytime Fitness sit comfortably within this evolving landscape.

Directly opposite, Down Lane Park and slightly further afield is Markfield Park, which provides an immediate sense of openness, places for quiet morning walks, fresh air and moments of calm. Further north, Bruce Castle Park offers a more expansive and established green setting, where open lawns, mature trees, and the historic Bruce Castle create a setting that feels both grounded and timeless. Seasonal events such as the Markfield Road Festival add a gentle social rhythm to the area, bringing neighbours together in a way that feels authentic rather than contrived.

Seven Sisters lies close by and has matured into a destination defined by character and confidence. Its food and social scene reflects the area’s diversity, with independent, design-conscious venues sitting alongside long-standing local favourites. Places such as Unit 3 and Mother Kelly’s have become natural meeting points, offering relaxed yet curated spaces that suit both mid-week evenings and unhurried weekends.

Bruce Grove and the surrounding streets continue this narrative, with an elegant mix of independent pubs, cafés and neighbourhood bars that prioritise quality and atmosphere. Wellness-focused spaces, including Hot Pod Yoga, contribute to a lifestyle that values balance and wellbeing, reinforcing the sense that this is a neighbourhood designed around how people actually live.


Tenure: Share of Freehold
Tax council band: B
Local authority: Harringey