Old School Court, London, N17

An impressive loft-style two bedroom apartment over 838 sq.ft, converted from this magnificent Victorian built Grade II listed former school in Tottenham, London N17.
Chain-Free.

Sole agent.

Originally built in 1848 and established as The Drapers College for Boys in the late Victorian era, this Grade II listed building was comprehensively redesigned in 1998 to create a magnificent residential development.

This smart pad has the look and feel of a city loft apartment featuring extraordinarily high 3.35 meter ceilings and sash cord windows to maximize natural light, It provides the perfect environment for relaxing and is also an impressive entertaining space.
The first thing that strikes you as you enter this lovely ‘architect designed’ home is the amazing sense of space it has to offer. Expertly refurbished by architects at Studio 212, great effort has been made to install high-quality fittings, smart storage solutions and appropriate cosmetic updates throughout, most notably solid oak floors and an exposed brick wall adjoining the open plan living space.

Accommodation measures 838 square foot (77.85 square meters) comprising two large and well-proportioned double bedrooms, fully fitted modern kitchen/ lounge, bathroom, secure gated off-street parking. Outside space is provided by way of an attractive communal courtyard.
Featuring 3.35 meter high ceilings and large sash cord windows. The 'stand out' feature is the exposed brick wall that draws the eye into the living area. An entire wall of storage units along the hallway continue seamlessly into the space with an integrated fridge/freezer and a high-quality range of wall and base units and natural granite worktop.

There is a strong community spirit within Old School Court and residents get involved with all property matters. There is an email list and all issues are discussed, so if there is any problem people can support each other or act as a group.
This secure gated development remains well kept and maintained meticulously all year round, during the summer months, residents often get together for BBQ's in the communal courtyard.

Well connected by road and rail to the City and West End, with attractive housing stock and plenty of green spaces, Tottenham and Seven Sisters is currently undergoing an exciting and transformative regeneration programme.
The area has become a hive of creativity and an increasingly popular location amongst urban professionals.
You will be able to enjoy the many new independent coffee shops, pubs and restaurants opening up all around the neighbourhood, while you're researching the local area, you should check out The High Cross pub which is directly opposite Old School Court, Craving Coffee on Markfield Road, Blighty India Café on the High Road as well as True Craft on West Green Road and The Palm just around the corner on Philip Lane, we should not forget to mention San Marco family run Italian restaurant up the road beside Bruce Grove BR station – it’s been serving the locals the finest quality homemade cuisine for over 40 years.

The local area is a bustling transport hub with links at Seven Sisters ( 3 stops from Kings Cross), South Tottenham BR ,Tottenham Hale (Stansted Express Link) and Bruce Grove BR ( 20 mins to Liverpool Street St) all within easy reach.
Buses from the High Road will take you into Islington, Hackney, Stoke Newington and Central London.

Please contact the sales department at Winkworth Harringay office to arrange an appointment to view 020 8800 [email protected]

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