Guide price
£700,000
4 bed terraced house for saleSpencer Avenue, London N13
4 beds
EPC Rating: D
- Chain free
Chas R Lowe Estates
.png)
About this property
A three storey Edwardian terraced house with some original features, set just off the High street with useful transport links. Front and rear courtyard garden, four bedrooms, Lounge, Dining room, Morning room, * chain free *
entrance hall:
Stained glass window and door, radiator, stairs leading to landing, understairs storage cupboard, coving to ceiling, tessellated floor tiles.
Lounge:
Sash window overlooking front, tiled fire place, radiator, coving to ceiling, picture rail, dado rail,
dining room:
Door leading onto garden, radiator, coving to ceiling, Fireplace, picture rail.
Morning room:
Window overlooking rear garden, wood flooring, exposed chimney breast, kitchen cupboards door to kitchen.
Kitchen:
Base level units, work surfaces to two sides, electric cooker point, plumbing for washing machine, stainless steel sink and drainer, door to rear garden.
Landing :
Bedroom:
Sash window overlooking front, built in cupboard, power points, radiator, picture rail, fireplace.
Bedroom:
Window overlooking rear garden, built in cupboard, power points, radiator, picture rail, fireplace.
Bedroom
Window overlooking rear, radiator, power points,
fireplace.
Bathroom:
Wash hand basin, panelled bath, half tiled walls, window, radiator.
Seperate WC:
High level flush WC.
Landing:
Bedroom
Window overlooking rear, radiator, power points,
fireplace, door to loft.
Court yard rear garden:
With Initial paved area, garden laid to lawn with mature borders.
Outside cupboard:
Storage and housing gas central heating boiler.
Freehold
Tenure: Freehold
Zoopla insights
Sign in and gain expert analysis to make informed decisions
Stamp duty calculator
Our instant calculator helps you understand how much stamp duty is due on property purchases in England & Northern Ireland. Read the latest stamp duty news
This calculation is intended as a guide only. We are unable to provide financial advice, so it's important to consult with an adviser. It applies to UK residents purchasing residential properties in England and Northern Ireland, but does not apply if the purchase is made through a company.