4 bed terraced house for sale

Lordship Road, Stoke Newington, London N16

This charming mid terrace Victorian house has been under the same stewardship for over 60 years and presents a wonderful and rare opportunity to reconfigure and extend to create a beautiful family home.
Whilst the property is unmodernised, it has been well maintained and retains many of the original Victorian features and offers light filled and well-proportioned rooms throughout. The ground floor offers two separate reception rooms with kitchen, pantry and wc located to the rear.
The half landing currently has a large family sized bathroom and separate storage cupboard whilst four generous double bedrooms are located over the upper two floors.
A mature rear garden has been beautifully planted and meticulously maintained over many decades and extends to almost 150ft long.
The house is set on a peaceful road just moments from Stoke Newington Church Street which offers an eclectic mix of fantastic restaurants and bars alongside a variety of independent design and interior shops. For the outdoor enthusiast, there’s a wide range of options within easy reach, Clissold Park comes with it's own resident deer herd alongside tennis courts and a playground. Abney Park offers an alternate space for peaceful walks whilst the wetland centres at Woodberry Down reservoirs offer both nature walks and water sports. The Castle climbing centre is based in the old Victorian pump house and is widely known as one of the best climbing centres in London.
The area is hugely popular with young families and offers an abundance of noteworthy schools with Grazebrook Primary School, William Patten Primary School and Betty Layward all within easy reach.
Transport across London is facilitated by overground links at Stoke Newington station which offers services to Liverpool Street whilst a variety of fantastic bus routes provides links to the City, Angel and West End. Manor House provides the closest underground links on the Piccadilly line and international links are serviced from St Pancras.