Guide Price £1,450,000 - £1,500,000. A rarely available four bedroom mid-terrace Victorian house located in a quiet tree lined street, in a sought after location a short stroll away from Stoke Newington Church Street.

The property boasts in excess of 1462sq ft of internal accommodation and is well presented throughout with some charming original style features creating a mix of contemporary and period charm, boasting wooden floorboards, some original ceiling detail and double glazed sash windows.

There is a wonderfully bright and spacious double reception room benefiting from period cast iron fireplace surround, high ceiling with beautiful ornate cornice, wooden floorboards, bay sash window to the front with original wood panelled shutters.

Benefiting from a well-designed kitchen / diner fitted with modern white units, with built in oven, hob, extractor and dishwasher, with a window to the side. There is a bright dual aspect dining area to the rear of the kitchen and tiled floorboards with doors to the rear providing access onto a sunny garden. The walled garden is low maintenance comprising of a patio area surrounded by raised flower beds planted with mature plants and shrubs, with built-in seating area to the rear, the perfect place to relax and unwind.

On the upper levels there is a modern family bathroom and three good sized double bedrooms. On a lower half landing there is a large family bathroom, fitted with a three piece suite comprising of bath with overhead shower, pedestal wash hand basin and WC, with wooden panelled splashback, tiled floor and window .

On the first floor there is an incredibly spacious main bedroom with two sash windows to the front, benefiting from a period cast iron fireplace, wooden floor. The second bedroom is also a generous double with window overlooking the garden. The third double bedroom has a window to the rear, a skylight and wooden floorboards.

The fourth bedroom is on the top floor and benefits from an en-suite shower room, skylights and French windows with views over the garden.

Chesholm Road is a quiet tree lined residential road just south of Stoke Newington Church Street so is a short stroll away from the boutique shops, coffee shops, restaurants, pubs, bakery, local Fishmonger and Butcher as well as the picturesque Clissold Park.

For families, Stoke Newington offers a vast range of outstanding and good rated primary, secondary schools and nurseries. For recreation, the house is close to Clissold Park for picnics and tree climbing, with its playground, tennis courts, paddling pool, Skate Park, animal enclosures and Clissold House. The Clissold Leisure Centre, West Reservoir and Castle Climbing Centre and the acclaimed Woodberry Wetlands are also a short distance away and the Shakespeare Walk adventure playground is within walking distance.

Close to excellent transport links including numerous bus routes along Albion Road and Stoke Newington Church Street. Stoke Newington Overground station provides fast and frequent services into Liverpool Street and transport links at Dalston Junction and Dalston Kingsland are within easy reach.

No Onward Chain.