St. Loy's Road, London, N17

A beautifully presented four bedroom Victorian house offering almost 1,400 sq ft, two bathrooms, a separate home office and a 33 ft rear garden.

This handsome Victorian house on St. Loy’s Road has been thoughtfully extended and finished throughout, creating approximately 1,397 sq ft of accommodation arranged across three floors, including the restricted height areas and eaves.

The ground floor retains a great deal of its original character. The front reception room is warm and well proportioned, with plantation shutters, timber flooring, a beautiful tiled fireplace and fitted shelving on either side.

Behind it, the separate dining room provides another generous living space, with plenty of room for a large dining table and a further period fireplace. The two reception rooms connect naturally, making the ground floor work equally well for everyday family life and entertaining.

To the rear is a bright and practical kitchen with gloss cabinetry, extensive worktop space, integrated cooking appliances and a bold splash of colour. Windows along the side bring in plenty of natural light, while glazed double doors open directly onto the garden.

The rear garden measures approximately 33 ft by 14 ft and has been paved to create an easy and low maintenance outdoor space. Its generous proportions provide plenty of room for dining, seating and entertaining, with mature greenery beyond giving it a pleasant sense of privacy.

The first floor has two bedrooms, a family bathroom and a separate home office. The front bedroom is particularly impressive, spanning the full width of the house with two shuttered windows and a period fireplace. The second bedroom is another comfortable room with its own original fireplace.

The home office is a valuable addition and provides a proper, dedicated space for working from home without sacrificing one of the bedrooms. The family bathroom is also on this level and includes a full sized bath.

The converted top floor provides two further bedrooms and a stylish shower room. The principal bedroom is bright and spacious, with large roof windows, excellent head height and useful storage within the eaves. The fourth bedroom is also well proportioned, while the shower room has been finished with a generous walk in enclosure, deep green tiles and patterned flooring.

St. Loy’s Road is a residential Victorian street in the heart of Bruce Grove, with the shops, cafés and everyday amenities of Tottenham High Road, Philip Lane and West Green Road all nearby.

There is a good choice of green space within easy reach. Bruce Castle Park offers open lawns and the historic Bruce Castle Museum, while Downhills Park and Lordship Recreation Ground provide further parkland, sports facilities and popular community spaces.

Bruce Grove Station is only a short walk away, providing direct Weaver line services towards Liverpool Street. Seven Sisters is also within easy reach for the Victoria line and further Overground connections, while Tottenham Hale provides National Rail services, the Victoria line and the Stansted Express.