For Sale3 Bedroom House in Rowley Road, London, N15£775,000

Tucked away on a peaceful, tree-lined street just moments from Chestnuts Park is this well-presented, chain-free, three-bedroom Victorian property retaining many of its original features. Chain Free. Sole Agents. Tucked away on a peaceful, tree-lined street just moments from Chestnuts Park is this well-presented, chain-free, three-bedroom Victorian property retaining many of its original features. As you step through the front door, a welcoming entrance hall provides access to all the living spaces. To the left, you'll find a double reception room with wooden floors, a period fireplace, and period detailing. This open space is perfect for hosting or unwinding at the end of a long day. To the rear, a large kitchen-diner provides a practical space for a young family, with large windows to the side and a bay window to the rear affording great natural light. This area opens onto a sunny, west-facing back garden. The first floor features three well-proportioned bedrooms and a good-sized family bathroom. There is potential to extend into the attic space, creating additional room above (subject to planning and the usual consents). Located within the catchment area of several good and outstanding schools, the neighbourhood offers a variety of local activities and thriving community groups for families with young children. The neighborhoods of Crouch End, Finsbury Park, and Stoke Newington are all within walking distance, as are numerous green spaces including Chestnuts Park, Downhills Park, Finsbury Park, and the Woodberry Wetlands. Transport links are excellent: the property is a 15-minute walk from both Manor House station (Underground Zone 2 on the Piccadilly Line) and Harringay station (Great Northern line with frequent trains to Old Street and Moorgate). Harringay Green Lanes (Overground), a 10-minute walk away, provides a quick and convenient route to Hampstead or East London. Additionally, the 29, 141, and 341 buses offer direct routes to Trafalgar Square, London Bridge, and Waterloo, respectively.