A charming first-floor Victorian conversion with direct garden access, peacefully situated in a quiet residential area between Seven Sisters and Bruce Grove. Meticulously restored by the current owners, this conversion showcases its original period features, such as Victorian pine floors, cast iron working fireplaces, stripped wood architraves, and four-panel doors. Custom-made fixtures add a touch of mid-century modern style.

Upon entering through the original part-glazed front door, you are welcomed into a communal entrance hall adorned with chequered tiles and decorative plaster mouldings on the ceiling. The staircase leads to the first-floor landing, featuring original carved wood balusters, ornate ironmongery, and a French polished balustrade.

The spacious and bright living room offers ample room for lounging and dining. It boasts large south-facing windows, high ceilings, a stripped wood floor, and a period cast iron fireplace. The beautifully remodeled kitchen juxtaposes clean lines and minimalist design with the Victorian proportions and original features of the room. Bespoke plywood cupboards and durable birch-ply Formica worktops add distinctive accents.

The creatively designed bathroom and separate w/c feature a full-size bath with a shower attachment and a custom-made washbasin. Stylish plywood cupboards throughout the property provide practical storage space.

Tottenham and Seven Sisters offer elegant period housing, vast parklands, and excellent transportation connections. The area is known for its unique, diverse, and welcoming community. Recently, a range of innovative shops, restaurants, and cafes have opened, including Pasero, a new addition to West Green Road, Sushi Heads, The High Cross micro-pub, The Palm Gastro Pub, Bluecoats, Beavertown Brewery, Blighty Cafe, and Craving Coffee. With Milk, a nearby establishment on Philip Lane, is a popular spot for fresh sourdough bread and brunch.

Transport links are superb, with Seven Sisters Station approximately 15 minutes away on foot or one train stop from Bruce Grove. From Seven Sisters, you can easily reach Kings Cross Station in three stops on the Victoria Line or Oxford Circus in six. Overground trains provide a 20-minute journey to Liverpool Street and a 38-minute journey to Stansted Airport. Cycling into Central London is convenient, thanks to the Cycle Superhighway (CS1) that stretches from Tottenham High Road to Liverpool Street, passing through Stoke Newington and Hackney.

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