Approximately 1,599 sq ft across three floors
A spacious four-bedroom Victorian mid-terrace arranged over three floors, minutes from Stoke Newington Church Street and nearby parks. The house is wider than average and offers approximately 1,599 sq ft of well-presented accommodation with many original period details—high ceilings, sash windows, coving, ceiling roses and cast-iron fireplaces—that give character throughout. The recently fitted kitchen/diner with skylight and bifold doors brings contemporary living into the rear of the house and opens onto a manageable patio garden.
Accommodation includes two good reception rooms, a dual-aspect kitchen/diner, cellar storage, four double bedrooms, a family bathroom and a guest WC. The layout suits a growing family wanting room to spread out or buyers seeking a characterful home close to parks, good transport links and local independent shops and cafés on Church Street. The property is freehold and benefits from mains gas central heating and excellent mobile and broadband connectivity.
Buyers should note some material practicalities: the building is solid brick and likely has no cavity insulation, which may mean higher heating costs and potential retrofit works. The plot is relatively small and the garden is a paved patio bordered by raised beds. There is one main family bathroom (plus a guest WC) serving four bedrooms. The wider neighbourhood shows higher crime statistics and signs of local area deprivation, factors to consider for families and future resale.
Overall this is a handsome Victorian townhouse offering generous internal space and period charm in a leafy yet lively Stoke Newington location. It will particularly suit buyers who value original features and proximity to parks and transport, and who are prepared to invest in modest energy improvements and consider security and local-area factors.