Glenwood Road, London, N15

Nestled half way down a quiet street in the heart of Harringay, is this stand-out five-bedroom Victorian house with south-east facing rear garden.

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Thoughtfully renovated by the current owners with homage to the original character of the house to provide a tasteful and sophisticated modern period family home. Internal accommodation is arranged over three levels and provides over 1,518 sq. ft of living space plus storage space in the eaves.

As you approach the house, you are met with a striking blue facade, neatly kept front garden with bin storage, sash bay window and a period panelled front door.

The ground floor entrance hall has waxed solid parquet floor, reclaimed radiator and further down the hall you have a useful ground floor wc/cloakroom. To the right there is a double reception room. Natural light pours in through the large bay windows at the front and large glass panel window to the rear. Solid Parquet floors complete the look with a lovely feature fireplace and fitted shelves in to recess.

The clean lines and minimal design of the all-white kitchen compliment the elegant Victorian features of this magnificent 24ft kitchen-breakfast room with solid parquet floors and large grey window to the side and tall grey glass doors that open onto a 44 ft On the first floor are three large double bedrooms, one of which spans the width at the front of the house with three sash windows. Off the landing is a well-designed family bathroom with modern white suite.

Sympathetically constructed with carved wood balusters, balustrade and spindles in keeping with the traditional Victorian design, an ambitious roof extension now provides two additional bedrooms, storage and a shower room/wc.

This Victorian home is designed for family life, with well devised-areas that combine to create a practical and social living space.

This area has become extremely popular for young families due to the well regarded primary schools at North Harringay and Chestnuts school, all with good Ofsted reports, beautiful Victorian built terraces and the Piccadilly Line tube stations. Thereupon, a friendly community has blossomed, and a burgeoning selection of independent shops, cafes and restaurants have recently appeared along Green Lanes. Established favourites include Music and Beans coffee shop, Cafe Blend for great coffee and brunch by day and pop-up restaurant in the evening, Bun N Bar for burgers, cocktails and live music, and Jam In A Jar for brunch and fresh juices which also hosts music events in the evenings. There’s also the iconic Grade II Listed Salisbury Pub with its great selection of international beers and the Harringay Local Store for speciality foods and organic groceries.

Transport links are excellent; the property is equidistant from Turnpike Lane and Manor House on the Piccadilly Line. You also have Harringay or Hornsey Train Stations which provide direct access to Finsbury Park, Kings Cross, Old Street and Moorgate.