Mill Mead Road, London, N17

Bright and spacious 2-bed apartment in a modern block in Tottenham Hale. Features a large reception, private balcony, great storage, and excellent transport links via Victoria Line and National Rail. Close to green spaces and local hotspots.

This well-proportioned two-bedroom apartment presents an excellent opportunity for first-time buyers seeking stylish, modern living in a vibrant and well-connected location.

Situated within a well-maintained contemporary development, the property spans approximately 656 sq ft and is thoughtfully laid out to maximise light and space. The accommodation includes two double bedrooms, a open modern kitchen and living room, a modern bathroom, and a spacious entrance hallway with ample built-in storage.

The Master Bedroom Opens onto the private balcony with views over the River Lea and Canal.

Tottenham Hale offers outstanding transport links. The Victoria Line provides swift access to central London — just four stops to King’s Cross and seven to Oxford Circus — while National Rail services via Greater Anglia connect to Liverpool Street in under 15 minutes. For frequent flyers, the Stansted Express runs direct trains every 15 minutes, making travel to the airport quick and hassle-free.

The area has grown into a lively and creative neighbourhood, home to an exciting range of independent cafés, breweries and restaurants. Popular local favourites include Beavertown Brewery, The High Cross, Table 13, Moloko, Blighty India and True Craft.

Everyday amenities are close at hand, and for those who enjoy the outdoors, there is no shortage of green space. The nearby canal path leads to Tottenham Marshes and Springfield Park, while the Walthamstow Wetlands — Europe’s largest urban wetland — offers scenic walking and cycling routes along with a popular café.

Please contact the Sales department at Winkworth Tottenham office to arrange an appointment to view 020 8880 2222 [email protected]


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