House For Sale £475,000
Kings Road, Wood Green N22
previous price £500,000

Cole
Harding is excited to present to you this Two bedroom Victorian Terrace house
located on a quiet cuda-sac road in Wood Green.

You come through
into a bright spacious hallway with a doorway leading to the living room and
stairs leading up to the fi

Property Description

Cole Harding is excited to present to you this Two bedroom Victorian Terrace house located on a quiet cuda-sac road in Wood Green.

You come through into a bright spacious hallway with a doorway leading to the living room and stairs leading up to the first floor.

The living room is open plan with high ceilings, natural decor, Victorian coving and tall double-glazing windows allowing plenty of light to flow through and laminate floor.

The Kitchen follows on from the living room, offering a fitted kitchen and access to the conservatory. The Conservatory has laminate flooring, windows to the rear, access to the garden and houses the washing machine and boiler. The Garden is low maintenance, with shrubs and a courtyard finish.

The first floor offers a bathroom with bathtub, shower attached, low flush WC, fully tiled and double glazing windows to the rear.

The Master Bedroom offers three large almost floor to ceiling double glaze windows, natural décor and carpet, the second double bedroom offers a modern finish with laminate flooring, natural décor and double glaze window to rear.

The seller has lived here for over 30 years and feels now is the right time to move. Over the years the seller has looked after his property maintaining the property where he can.

This property would be ideal for a first time buyer getting on the property ladder, utilizing the surrounding primary and secondary schools, access to local parks, excellent transport links like buses and Wood Green tube station is less then 10 minutes walk away.

Wood Green is a suburban district in the borough of Haringey in London, England. Its postal district is N22, with parts in N8 or N15. The London Plan identifies it as one of the metropolitan centres in Greater London, and today it forms a major commercial district of North London