Alexandra Road, London, N8

Set behind a paved front garden on Alexandra Road, this terraced house combines bright rooms, generous proportions and an established rear garden. Arranged over 2 floors, the house offers approximately 1,184 sq ft of internal accommodation, with decorative ceiling details and large windows adding character throughout.

The double reception extends to almost 27ft, with a broad bay window bringing natural light into the front of the room. High ceilings, cornicing and ceiling roses frame a comfortable living space, while the rear provides a distinct dining area with doors opening onto the garden. Wood effect flooring runs throughout, connecting the 2 spaces and giving the room a sense of continuity.

A separate kitchen sits at the back of the house, fitted with white cabinetry, contrasting worktops and tiled splashbacks. A side bay window and a further window above the sink bring light from 2 directions, while extensive cupboards and drawers provide plenty of storage. There is a built in double oven, an electric hob and direct access outside.

Upstairs, the main bedroom spans the width of the house, with 2 tall windows overlooking the street and fitted wardrobes along one wall. There are 2 further bedrooms, alongside a tiled bathroom with a shower over the bath and a separate WC.

The rear garden stretches approximately 20.9m, offering ample space for outdoor dining, gardening and play. A paved terrace sits beneath a mature vine covered pergola, with a lawn, planted borders and a path leading towards the back. Established trees and growing beds give the garden a settled feel, while rear outbuildings provide useful additional storage.

Alexandra Road places the everyday convenience of Wood Green alongside the independent businesses of the surrounding neighbourhood. Bean + Brew on the High Road is a local stop for speciality coffee and pastries, while Blue House Yard brings together makers, small shops and studios around a colourful courtyard, with Ludo’s offering drinks and entertainment.

Ducketts Common provides nearby green space, basketball courts and a playground, while the wider parkland surrounding Alexandra Palace offers room for longer walks and weekend outings. Hornsey and Harringay Green Lanes add further choice for cafés, restaurants and neighbourhood shops.

Transport connections are well served by Turnpike Lane and Wood Green Underground stations on the Piccadilly line, with direct connections towards King’s Cross, the West End and Heathrow. Hornsey station provides a further option, with Great Northern services to Moorgate.