With crisp white walls and stripped floorboards, this elegant three-bedroom house in Tottenham offers modernised period charm in a spot-on location.

Woodside Gardens, Tottenham, 3 Bed. House

£725,000

Under offer

BRICKWORKS SAYS

On the edge of a quiet street in Bruce Grove, this traditional three-bedroom terrace has a cool and calm interior, benefitting from beautiful Victorian features and modern touches for group living. It has the wonderful advantage of not being overlooked by any other houses at the front with its top-of-a-slope vantage point.

The sunny south-east facing living room is a delight to be in, with its stripped floors, charming fireplace and bespoke built-in alcove units. It flows into a formal dining room that peeks over the lovely garden, offering diners a glimpse of green. The kitchen is flanked with contemporary units and wooden worktops, providing any future owner ample storage space. On the first floor, the bathroom was renovated with a spa bath, perfect if you love to wallow in the warmth, while the three joyful bedrooms all feature fireplaces and column radiators. The garden has been completely transformed with decking, lawn and an abundance of trees and shrubs.

Woodside Gardens is located in the heart of Tottenham, within minutes of Bruce Grove station. With several parks in close proximity and the Tottenham Marshes a short stroll away, there’s a surprising amount of greenery for such a well-connected spot! And you’re not short of pubs and restaurants either as Tottenham’s quickly becoming a go-to destination for delicious food and craft beer. Top picks include - True Craft for regularly rotating beers and perfected sourdough pizza, The Bluecoats Pub for burgers and pints in a former Victorian school, and Kinome for incredible Japanese food - make sure you try the sushi tacos!

THE OWNERS SAY

We've loved living in this house and would transport it to our new area - if we could. Its high ceilings make it feel super-spacious and the period features such as cornicing and fireplaces are very special. We've fully transformed (and thoroughly enjoyed) the west-facing garden, which started off with just two trees. It becomes a lovely place to be in the spring and summer.

The area is vibrant, creative and has changed lots since we've been here. We are a short walk from Lordship Rec and Downhills Park and in the catchment area for some great schools (including one directly opposite our house!). The street has a lovely community feel with an annual street party and very active WhatsApp group that warmly welcomes newcomers.

POINTS TO CONSIDER

Energy Performance Certificate (EPC):
Current Energy Rating D. Potential Energy Rating B.

Council Tax:
The property falls into Band D (£1,992 in 2023/24) in the borough of Haringey.

Utilities:
Current monthly costs are approx.: Electricity and Gas combined £300, and Water £46.

Recent work:
The current owners fitted a new bathroom three years ago, which includes a spa bath as well as completely redoing the garden.

Getting around:
Tottenham is a fantastic transport hub with several different tube and rail lines, bus links and cycle lanes. Bruce Grove Overground gets you into Liverpool Street via Hackney in 23 minutes, while the Victoria Line from Seven Sisters whizzes you into Kings Cross in under 10 minutes. There are several excellent bus routes on the High Road just moments away by foot.

Schools:
Bruce Grove Primary is a popular local school just across the road, while The Willow Primary, which comes highly rated, is an excellent option a short stroll away. Harris Academy Tottenham is a local secondary.

THE LEGAL BIT

While we endeavour to provide accurate photographs, floor plans, and descriptions, these should be intended as a guide. Total floor plan measurements are sometimes rounded for ease, and distances are approximated. Purchasers should always satisfy themselves through personal inspection.

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1 The Beehive

Inside, this “community pub” has all the usual diversions—pool table, board games, darts. But the huge covered beer garden is the real draw. Open all year round, it’s as buzzy as the pub’s name implies.

2 With Milk

Run by two sisters, this sweet independent coffee shop & deli on nearby Philip Lane packs a punch serving amazing coffee roasted by Perky Blenders in local Leytonstone. With a changing menu of sandwiches, sweet treats and blooming excellent croissants that always hit the spot, the ladies also offer gluten-free options, a range of halal meats and wonderful cheeses.

3 Luna D’Amore

Say hello to your new local, and very tasty, woodfired pizza takeaway. This lot aren’t afraid to break the boundaries of pizza-making with regularly changing specials, but purists will be satisfied with the freshness and delicious dough.

4 The Bluecoats

“The big pub on the high road serving wicked food, showing the football and providing general good vibes,” this cosy indie boozer serves up Time Out’s best burgers in London. It also has a heated garden, regular pop-up nights (Taco Tuesdays! Wing Wednesdays!) and too many beers and ciders to count.

5 Bruce Castle

Named after Robert the Bruce, former owner of its grounds, this remarkable Grade-I listed manor house has a long and storied history. Its owners include Henry VIII’s “Groom of the Bedchamber” and Sir Rowland Hill, inventor of the postage stamp. Queen Elizabeth I, Charles Dickens and Charles Babbage all paid visits to the castle. And on its grounds is the magnificent Bruce Castle Oak, runner-up for England’s Tree of the Year in 2018!