A perfect example of a contemporary styled Victorian conversion offered with a Share in the Freehold. Minutes from transport links, located on the highly desired Harringay Ladder, the property offers substantial living space with a private south-facing landscaped garden, with the added benefit of a separate courtyard. This meticulously refurbished property provides the opportunity for any incoming buyer to move into a home that has just been ‘taken back to brick’ and extensively refurbished to the highest level of detail, from parquet wood flooring to cast iron radiators with gold finishing’s, Italian Calcutta Honed marble, wood panelling and exposed brick walls. A property of this style and design is rarely found in the area which offers a bespoke design to this beautiful and historic building.

THE PROPERTY
The property is made up of two large double bedrooms, both blanketed with a bright palette of colours, velvet cream carpets and an abundance of light. The hub of the property is its expansively sized open plan reception kitchen with underfloor heating throughout. Newly extended, the space has been opened up by the current owner to create a perfect area for relaxing, entertaining and of course cooking and dining. The newly fitted kitchen with integrated Smeg appliances, gold brushed hot tap, quartz worktops, wine cooler, integrated coffee machine and ample kitchen storage has been designed for keen chefs to test their skills!

Leading on from the kitchen a sun-lit reception room with bespoke Cortizo German sliding doors and self-cleaning expansive skylights. The doors lead you onto a landscaped south facing garden with newly fitted panelled fences, brick-built barbecue and up lights. An ideal area for relaxing in good weather and dare we say it for those lovely barbeque days!

Bathrooms are rarely defined as spectacles but that word suits here! A Villeroy & Boch bathroom suite lined with under-floor heating, a walk-in shower with a Crittal shower screens & gold fittings and if that was not enough a freestanding bathtub!

THE HISTORY OF THE PATCH
The building itself pays homage to a period of Victorian Style which is apparent throughout the Harringay Ladder. Historically the land was once part of the iconic ‘Estate of Harringay House’, which was built by Edward Gray in 1792. It was situated at the top of the hill and within a loop of the New River.

The ladder itself was built between 1881 and 1899, under the aegis of the British Land Company. Now over a hundred years on, it has firmly stamped itself as one of the most popular patches in North London to reside.

CONVENIENCE FACTORS
To get around town, you have a host of transport links. Situated within walking distance of Turnpike Lane Underground Station (Piccadilly Line Zone 3) and Hornsey BR providing direct access to London Liverpool Street. The location also has numerous and regular bus links providing routes to most significant parts of London.

Locally to the property is the renowned Harringay Green Lanes. With no shortage of local stores selling fresh produce, bars/pubs, restaurants and quirky coffee shops providing perfect spots to shop, dine and relax. Not forgetting the selection of green spaces surrounding the flat. At the bottom of Frobisher Road, you will find Ducketts Common, a favourite park in the area and home to an array of events throughout the year. A great place to spend some time with friends and family if the weather permits!

FINAL NOTE
On Frobisher Road itself, you have North Harringay Primary School, a great school in immediate proximity. A huge box ticked here for incoming buyers with this criterion in their baseline.

This property is also SOLD CHAIN FREE! Call us to arrange a viewing.

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