2 bed flat for sale

Woodside Road, London N22

Occupying the ground floor of an attractive Victorian house, the property extends to approximately 664 sq ft and has a particularly well balanced layout.

At the front is a generous reception room with a wide bay window, stripped timber flooring, high ceilings and ornate cornicing. Built in shelving sits on either side of the chimney breast, while the proportions allow plenty of space for both seating and a dining table.

The second bedroom is positioned behind and is currently arranged as a nursery. It is a comfortable room with timber flooring, fitted shelving and a recessed fireplace.

The separate kitchen has recently been replaced and is finished with white cabinetry, integrated appliances and pale work surfaces. Alongside is a smart, fully tiled bathroom with a bath and overhead shower.

The main bedroom is a real highlight. Extending to more than 16 ft, it is unusually generous and retains a beautiful timber fireplace, decorative cornicing and original stained glass. A broad rear bay and French doors bring in plenty of natural light and open directly onto the garden.

The garden extends to approximately 31 ft and is wider than typically found with a converted flat. Mature trees, established shrubs and flowering plants create a wonderfully green and private setting, with a lawn through the centre and a useful timber shed at the rear.

Woodside Road is a residential street close to Woodside Park and within easy reach of Wood Green Underground Station for Piccadilly line services into central London. Bowes Park station provides further rail connections towards Finsbury Park and Moorgate.

The independent cafés and shops of Myddleton Road are also nearby, while Wood Green offers an excellent range of restaurants, supermarkets, cinemas and everyday amenities. Alexandra Palace and its surrounding parkland are within easy reach, providing acres of open space, far reaching views and a regular programme of events.

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Est 1835