Radley Road, London, N17

Arranged across the top two floors of this handsome period home, this two bedroom flat has been extended upwards to provide just under 900 sqft of internal living space.

Arranged across the top two floors of this handsome Victorian home on Radley Road, this two bedroom flat has been extended into the loft and offers just under 900 sqft of well balanced internal space, with excellent room proportions throughout.

From the outset, the building itself makes a strong impression. Red brick detailing, decorative gables and a traditional bay frontage give it real kerb appeal.

The first floor has been reconfigured to create a substantial open plan living space to the front of the house. Measuring 26.4 ft x 16.2 ft, it is a rare size for a converted flat and offers genuine flexibility in how it can be arranged.

A large bay window with sash frames and plantation shutters draws in excellent natural light. A feature fireplace sits neatly to one side, with engineered wooden flooring running underfoot and a light, cohesive colour palette throughout. To the rear of the room, the kitchen is arranged in an open plan layout, fitted with generous cupboard and worktop space, clean white cabinetry and a tiled splashback. The configuration works particularly well, keeping the space sociable without compromising on scale.

Moving further back on this floor, the second bedroom sits to the rear. It is an unusually generous second room, benefiting from dual aspect windows and a bay to the side which adds character and depth.

The family bathroom is positioned centrally and finished in a simple, pared back tile scheme, complete with a bathtub and overhead shower.

The loft conversion creates a well defined principal suite. The bedroom enjoys light from both sides and is complemented by its own en suite shower room. There is also a good amount of storage in the eaves.

Radley Road sits within a sought after residential pocket of Tottenham, just off Bruce Grove. The area is characterised by attractive period homes and quiet streets, anchored by Bruce Castle Park and the historic Bruce Castle Museum.

Bruce Grove Overground station provides regular services into London Liverpool Street and beyond via the Weaver Line. Bus routes including the 123 connect you to Wood Green, Tottenham Hale and surrounding areas. Cycle Superhighway CS1 runs from Tottenham High Road through Dalston into the City, offering a direct route into central London.

The local scene continues to evolve, with independent cafés, restaurants and specialist grocers adding to the area’s appeal, while everyday amenities remain within easy reach.

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


Winkworth.co.uk

Your local independently owned property agency with a network of London offices.