Summerhill Road, Seven Sisters, London, N15

Summerhill Road is a residential street originally laid out with cottages in 1857. Now lined with an assortment of properties of varying design and appearance, the road has a greater sense of diversity than other streets within the conservation area. It also appears wider than the adjacent roads because the buildings are set back behind larger front gardens and mature trees. This more spacious layout reflects a suburban scale and prominence.

This extended and refurbished modern semi-detached three bedroom house is set back from the road with front off-street parking and features an enviable 60ft west facing rear garden. Tastefully interior designed, internal accommodation measures 1,007 sq. ft arranged over two floors. The ground floor provides spacious open-plan living quarters comprising two reception rooms and kitchen/diner that gives way to the rear garden via black aluminum framed bifold doors. There's also a guest w/c. Upstairs on the first floor are three bedrooms, two doubles and one single, and modern bathroom suite.

With acres of parkland and excellent transport links, it comes as no surprise that Tottenham and Seven Sisters is blossoming, and a unique, diverse and friendly community is welcoming newcomers. An innovative selection of shops, restaurants and cafes have recently opened up. Established favourites include True Craft for fresh local draught beers paired with sourdough pizza, The High Cross micro-pub, Sushi Heads which needs no explanation. Cafe Lemon’s breakfast, lunch and brunch menu is now supplemented with dinner on three evenings, while lively Bom Pecado serves Portuguese home cooking and pastries. Blighty Cafe serves coffee and brunch, as does Craving Coffee by day plus a social bar hosting street food pop-up’s in the evenings. Another recent addition to the scene is The Palm on Philip Lane which opened to rave reviews in 2019. Oh, and there's also Moloko Coffee conveniently located within Seven Sisters Station ticket hall. Every Sunday from 11-4 is the Tottenham Green Farmers Market for street food, artisanal baked goods and organic produce. Located opposite the green is the Bernie Grant Arts Centre, with a cultural programme including film, dance, theatre, exhibitions, gigs and debate.

Seven Sisters Station is within ten minutes walking distance. From there you can get the Victoria Line to Kings Cross in three stops or Oxford Circus in six. The Overground trains will take you to Liverpool Street in 20 minutes and Stansted Airport in just 38. Cycling into Central London couldn't be easier; the Cycle Superhighway (CS1) extends from Tottenham High Road to Liverpool Street, via Stoke Newington and Hackney. A major redevelopment of the station is underway as the historic profile of Tottenham is currently being rewritten.