Rowland Hill Avenue Tottenham , N17 7LU

IF YOU LIVED HERE...

You'll be relaxing with friends and family in your bright and beautiful 190 square foot lounge with enticing leafy views through paned windows, parquet flooring underfoot and a handy under-stairs homeworking nook. Next up is your kitchen/diner for smart cream units, a while metro tiled backsplash, wooden worktops and a view out to the garden from your dining area, a fine hosting space.

Step out here for your covered patio area (perfect for al fresco dining), lawn, bounty of colourful beds and a bamboo-sheltered sun terrace to the rear. Lovingly-tended, it's a gorgeous urban solace. Back inside and head up to the first floor for three substantial bedrooms, the largest coming in at 150 square feet. The family bathroom's an immaculate, contemporary space decked out in travertine tiles with a shower over the tub and cisternless WC. Lastly, you've potential to extend upwards into the loft, subject to the usual permissions.

White Hart Lane overground station will get you to Seven Sisters station in two stops, ideal for joining the speedy Victoria line. Or stay on to be sped directly to Liverpool Street in just twenty four minutes. Alternatively, hop onto the W3 bus route around the corner on White Hart Lane to be ferried to Wood Green station for an easy swap to the Piccadilly line, or stay on for Finsbury Park's rich array of rail connections. Finally, If fitness is on your mind then New River Sport & Fitness will see you right. Just a ten minute walk.

WHAT ELSE?

- Parents are well-catered for here with twenty primary/secondary schools in a one mile radius rated 'Good' or better by Ofsted, three of which have 'Outstanding' status. You also have the much loved Rowland Hill Nursery & Childrens Centre right around the corner.
- You're just a fifteen minute cycle from the Walthamstow Wetlands. At 500 acres it's the largest nature reserve of its kind in Europe, and ideal for blowing away the cobwebs.
- Bruce Castle Park's fifteen minutes' walk. Head to the museum here, it's free to enter all year round and curator Deborah's a fountain of local knowledge. She has also set up a series of interactive learning stops and a playground for children.