London, N17 9UY

Set on a quiet residential street just a short walk from Tottenham Marshes, this well-presented two bedroom house offers thoughtfully extended living space, a sunny garden, and easy access to green space, transport links, and the High Road. The ground floor has been elegantly refurbished and extended to create a generous and practical layout, with a bright open plan reception and dining area flowing into a modern kitchen. The extension adds valuable space and includes a WC and a separate utility room, ideal for laundry and additional storage, helping to keep the main living areas clutter-free. Natural light fills the space throughout the day, and the rear garden is a real highlight — well established, full of potential, and perfectly suited for entertaining, family life, or the addition of a garden studio or home office, subject to the usual consents. Upstairs, there are two well-proportioned bedrooms, including a spacious principal double and a second bedroom ideal for a child’s room, guest room, or home office. The family bathroom is also located on this floor and is finished in a clean, modern style. The property has tasteful wood flooring throughout. Tilson Road is well located for access to Bruce Grove, Northumberland Park and Tottenham Hale stations, providing fast links into the city via the Victoria Line, National Rail and the Stansted Express. Local bus routes offer easy connections to Seven Sisters, Hackney and Islington, and the area is home to a growing selection of independent cafés, pubs and restaurants including Bluecoats, Yard Sale Pizza and several popular breweries. For outdoor space, the River Lea, Walthamstow Wetlands and Bruce Castle Park are all close by, with Tottenham Marshes just a short walk away. Pembury House nursery, rated Outstanding by Ofsted, is also within easy reach. Please contact the Sales department at Winkworth Harringay to arrange an appointment to view 020 8800 5151. Winkworth.co.uk Your local independently owned property agency with a network of London offices. Est 1835