Victorian two-bed maisonette with long garden, long lease and scope to modernise.
31ft private rear garden, low-maintenance turf and garden shed
Set on the border of Palmers Green and Winchmore Hill, this ground-floor two-bedroom maisonette blends Victorian character with a rare private garden. The long 31ft rear garden is a standout for the area — low-maintenance turf, a garden shed and scope for landscaping or entertaining. With double glazing installed post-2002 and mains gas heating via boiler and radiators, day-to-day living is comfortable and efficient.
The property is offered with a very long lease (995 years) and a share of freehold, providing ownership stability and fewer lease-related costs. Accommodation is an average-sized layout for a terraced period home: two bedrooms, a living room with bay window and a tiled family bathroom. The home will suit families looking for proximity to strong local schools and commuters needing easy access to Winchmore Hill and wider transport links.
Buyers should be aware of a few practical points: the mid-terrace was built 1900–1929 with solid brick walls and assumed no wall insulation, so upgrading thermal performance could be beneficial. The plot and front garden are small and on-street parking is the norm. The neighbourhood records higher-than-average local crime, an important consideration for some purchasers. Overall, the maisonette offers scope for internal modernisation to add value while delivering a rare garden in a popular commuter-with-families area.