3 bed terraced house for sale

Sperling Road, London N17

A charming two/three bedroom Victorian half house in the heart of Bruce Grove N17.

Bright, characterful and full of period charm, this attractive Victorian half house is tucked away on a quiet side-street in the heart of Bruce Grove. Spread over two floors, it offers well-proportioned living space, a private garden and three bedrooms - a great first home in one of Tottenham’s most popular neighbourhoods.

You enter onto the kitchen/dining area, which seamlessly flows into the generous reception room at the front. With a bay window, tiled open fireplace and fitted cupboards and shelving within the chimney-breast recesses, also with clean painted original floor boards, it’s a warm and inviting space with plenty of character.

The kitchen/diner has room for a good-sized table and leads through to the ground-floor bathroom and out to the private rear garden. The sunny York stone-paved patio is perfect for morning coffee, summer lunches or drinks with friends.

Upstairs, there are three bedrooms. The principal bedroom spans the full width of the house and has two windows, making it a particularly bright and spacious room. The second bedroom overlooks the garden, while the third leads directly from it and works brilliantly as a nursery, dressing room or home office.

Sperling Road sits within a desirable residential enclave just off Bruce Grove, surrounded by attractive period homes and moments from the eight hectares of parkland around historic Bruce Castle.

Transport is excellent, with Bruce Grove and Tottenham Hale both within easy reach. Bruce Grove offers direct trains to Liverpool Street, while Tottenham Hale provides the Victoria line and Stansted Express. There are also numerous bus routes along the High Road, with CS1 offering a direct cycling route towards Liverpool Street.

Please contact the Sales department at Winkworth Harringay office to arrange an appointment to view


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Est 1835