Spacious 1930s end-terrace with large garden, scope to extend and chain free.
Three bedrooms and one family bathroom
Set on a residential street in N22, this 1930s end-terrace offers 1,245 sq ft of adaptable family space with a large 61 x 26 ft rear garden and off-street parking. The ground floor has two reception rooms, a separate kitchen and a conservatory; upstairs are three good-sized bedrooms and a single family bathroom. Chain free and freehold, the house gives straightforward scope to modernise and extend (subject to consents).
This property will suit families seeking space close to strong local schools and convenient transport. Wood Green’s shops, cinema and Piccadilly Line station are within walking distance; several highly rated primary and secondary schools are nearby. The garage offers practical storage or can be incorporated into living space to increase footprint.
Practical drawbacks are clear: the solid-brick walls are likely uninsulated and the house will benefit from modernisation to heating, electrics and finishes. There is only one bathroom for three bedrooms. The immediate area registers above-average crime rates and falls within a more deprived classification, which buyers should factor into decisions.
Overall, this is a characterful, family-sized home with a generous garden and parking, suited to buyers planning improvement works. With potential for loft and rear extensions, it’s an opportunity to create a larger, contemporary family home close to central transport links and local amenities.