For Sale1 Bedroom Maisonette Flat in Shelbourne Road, London, N17£390,000

A characterful one-bedroom Victorian maisonette with a private entrance and a stunning 102 ft south-east facing garden, being sold chain free. Brimming with original features, this charming one-bedroom Victorian ground-floor maisonette offers a private entrance, a bay-fronted reception room, a spacious kitchen-diner, and a stunning 102 ft south-east facing garden complete with a garden office. Stepping through your own front door, you're welcomed into a cosy reception room featuring exposed timber wood floors, high ceilings, and an original fireplace. Further along the hall, a generously sized bedroom overlooks the garden, offering a peaceful retreat. Cleverly designed storage solutions include multiple large cupboards—ample space for two bikes—alongside a sleek, modern shower room. At the rear, a beautifully renovated kitchen/dining room creates a second sociable living space, leading on to the expansive garden. A seating area at the front provides a private sanctuary, perfect for soaking up the evening sun, while a newly added garden office at the far end offers an ideal workspace for home workers or creative projects. This pocket of Tottenham is thriving with a dynamic mix of professionals drawn to its characterful period homes and green spaces. The area is buzzing with new and established hotspots, including The Bluecoats, High Cross, Beavertown Brewery, and Stronghold Climbing Centre, all within walking distance. Transport connections are excellent, with Tottenham Hale providing Underground and BR services, including the Stansted Express, while Northumberland Park and Bruce Grove stations offer quick links to Liverpool Street. Seven Sisters Underground is a short bus or cycle ride away, with frequent routes into Hackney, Islington, and Central London. Please contact the sales team at Winkworth Harringay office to arrange an appointment to view 020 8800 5151- [email protected] Winkworth.co.uk Your local independently owned property agency with an extensive network of London offices Est 1835