House For Sale £1,350,000
Within a peaceful corner of N16 stands this handsome three-bedroom terraced house with a picturesque south-facing garden. Set on a no-through road and brimming with Edwardian character and potential, this exquisite home is one-of-a-kind.
Brickworks Says
This three-bedroom Edwardian terraced house is a treasure trove for anyone aesthetically-minded looking for a home. Ornate cast-iron fireplaces, Minton tile floors, a handsome spindle staircase—all are original to the house.
A sense of history shows in the grand scale of the entire space and the intimate character of each room. The current owners have employed a light touch to renovations, ensuring the feel and fabric of the house stay intact. So, while there's an opportunity to personalise, increase the footprint and modernise, the appeal of this home is its singular and unspoiled character.
The location is just as good. Besides the wonderful, whimsical garden, nearby green space abounds, from the gothic labyrinth of Abney Park to the wilds of Woodberry Wetlands and the expanse of Clissold Park. Stamford Hill station is minutes away, putting Liverpool Street about 25 minutes from the doorstep. The independent shops, eateries and pubs along Stoke Newington High Street and Church Street are walkable, too.
The Owners Say
When we first walked into the house we were stunned by the light and by the garden. It felt bright and open, with cosy rooms.
It is not easy to depart from this property; it's a perfect house for nesting and for someone to create a forever home in London.
Points To Consider
EPC:
Current Energy Rating D. Potential rating B.
Council Tax:
In the Borough of Hackney, the house falls into Band F (£2,413.80 in 2022/23).
Utilities:
Current bills are unknown.
Recent work:
The owners have opted to decorate rather than renovate, but planning permission has been granted, and architect plans have been drawn up by Rodic Davidson Architects. Work includes remodelling the ground floor and a loft extension to create a principal bedroom with an ensuite and dressing area. Plans are available on request.
Getting around:
Stamford Hill station is just around the corner, giving you access to Liverpool Street in under 25 minutes. For underground options, you have Seven Sisters on the Victoria line or South Tottenham for the Overground network.
Anything else:
Hackney is one of the capital's most bike-friendly boroughs, as it rightly encourages people to switch from car to bike. Helpfully, there is a cycle hangar parking space on nearby Cranwich Road.
Denver Road is a no-through road, making it exceptionally quiet.
About Brickworks
Brickworks is an independent company committed to an intelligent and ethical approach to estate agency. We were founded on one guiding principle: To bring positive and significant change to the way people buy and sell a home.
Like our ethos, or want more detail on a particular property, including our Brickworks Loves section of local places we adore? Visit us:
The Legal Bit
While we endeavour to maintain accurate photographs, floor plans and descriptions, these are intended as a guide –– purchasers must satisfy themselves by personal inspection. Total floorplan measurements are often rounded for ease, and distances are also provided as approximate.
Brickworks Says
This three-bedroom Edwardian terraced house is a treasure trove for anyone aesthetically-minded looking for a home. Ornate cast-iron fireplaces, Minton tile floors, a handsome spindle staircase—all are original to the house.
A sense of history shows in the grand scale of the entire space and the intimate character of each room. The current owners have employed a light touch to renovations, ensuring the feel and fabric of the house stay intact. So, while there's an opportunity to personalise, increase the footprint and modernise, the appeal of this home is its singular and unspoiled character.
The location is just as good. Besides the wonderful, whimsical garden, nearby green space abounds, from the gothic labyrinth of Abney Park to the wilds of Woodberry Wetlands and the expanse of Clissold Park. Stamford Hill station is minutes away, putting Liverpool Street about 25 minutes from the doorstep. The independent shops, eateries and pubs along Stoke Newington High Street and Church Street are walkable, too.
The Owners Say
When we first walked into the house we were stunned by the light and by the garden. It felt bright and open, with cosy rooms.
It is not easy to depart from this property; it's a perfect house for nesting and for someone to create a forever home in London.
Points To Consider
EPC:
Current Energy Rating D. Potential rating B.
Council Tax:
In the Borough of Hackney, the house falls into Band F (£2,413.80 in 2022/23).
Utilities:
Current bills are unknown.
Recent work:
The owners have opted to decorate rather than renovate, but planning permission has been granted, and architect plans have been drawn up by Rodic Davidson Architects. Work includes remodelling the ground floor and a loft extension to create a principal bedroom with an ensuite and dressing area. Plans are available on request.
Getting around:
Stamford Hill station is just around the corner, giving you access to Liverpool Street in under 25 minutes. For underground options, you have Seven Sisters on the Victoria line or South Tottenham for the Overground network.
Anything else:
Hackney is one of the capital's most bike-friendly boroughs, as it rightly encourages people to switch from car to bike. Helpfully, there is a cycle hangar parking space on nearby Cranwich Road.
Denver Road is a no-through road, making it exceptionally quiet.
About Brickworks
Brickworks is an independent company committed to an intelligent and ethical approach to estate agency. We were founded on one guiding principle: To bring positive and significant change to the way people buy and sell a home.
Like our ethos, or want more detail on a particular property, including our Brickworks Loves section of local places we adore? Visit us:
The Legal Bit
While we endeavour to maintain accurate photographs, floor plans and descriptions, these are intended as a guide –– purchasers must satisfy themselves by personal inspection. Total floorplan measurements are often rounded for ease, and distances are also provided as approximate.
