Mount Pleasant Road, London, N17

Tucked down a quiet street in Tottenham, this well-presented, two-bedroom ground floor, bay fronted Victorian conversion has original features and a large back garden.

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This attractive two-bedroom garden flat occupies the entire ground floor of a handsome period property, offering a bright and well-proportioned home in a vibrant North London setting. Extending to approximately 747 sq ft, the apartment is larger than average and retains much of its original character, complemented by tasteful, neutral décor throughout—making it an ideal first home.

The accommodation comprises a welcoming reception room with timber flooring and a bay window, two generous double bedrooms, a separate kitchen, and a modern bathroom. To the rear, the property benefits from a delightful 47 ft private garden, perfect for outdoor relaxation and entertaining.

The property falls within the catchment area for the OFSTED-rated Outstanding primary school, The Willow. Transport connections are excellent: Bruce Grove Overground Station is around a 10-minute walk away, providing one-stop access to Seven Sisters and direct services to Liverpool Street. Seven Sisters Underground Station can be reached in approximately 20 minutes on foot, while Tottenham Hale is about a 25-minute walk, offering a direct 40-minute train to Stansted Airport.

The surrounding area is rich in green space, with Lordship Recreation Ground, Tower Gardens Park, and Bruce Castle Park all nearby. Tottenham and Seven Sisters are known for their elegant period architecture, extensive parkland, and welcoming, diverse community. The neighbourhood has also seen a growing selection of independent shops, cafés, and restaurants, including Pasero, The High Cross micro-pub, The Palm Gastro Pub, Bluecoats, Beavertown Brewery, Blighty Café, and Moloko. The popular With Milk café on Philip Lane is a particular local favourite for fresh sourdough and brunch.

For those who enjoy nature, Tottenham Marshes, the River Lea, and Walthamstow Wetlands—Europe’s largest urban nature reserve—are approximately a 15-minute walk away, providing a peaceful retreat within the city.

With excellent transport links, Seven Sisters Station is less than a 15-minute walk away and Bruce Grove is just one stop away. The Victoria Line offers quick connections to central London, reaching King’s Cross in three stops and Oxford Circus in six, while the Overground provides a 20-minute journey to Liverpool Street. Cyclists will also appreciate the nearby CS1 Cycle Superhighway, which runs from Tottenham High Road to Liverpool Street via Stoke Newington and Hackney.
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