3 rooms house of 259m² in London

UNFURNISHED | Available 14th August 2026 Architecture & history Entering you are swept into an airy porch with clever storage, an introduction to the flavour of the property. The open plan kitchen is something to behold, with polished concrete floors, beautiful oak kitchen units and original brickwork all along one side. Nestled neatly into the front bay, a secondary reception room is uniquely divided from the kitchen via sliding Crittall doors. This sets a mild art deco tone, with an art nouveau fireplace, mantelpiece. Pastel pink undertones provide a splash of colour, in contrast to the darker hues of the kitchen. A huge kitchen island is the centrepiece of proceedings, a perfect spot to host and cook. Integrated appliances include a Gaggenau oven & full-size fridge & separate freezer, separate induction hob, and dishwasher. The differences between the marble countertop and subtle dark grey of the appliances has a beautiful effect on the lighting. A separate utility room leads off to the side, comprising a washing machine, dryer and pump room for the entire house. The main living area has been extended into a wonderful living space, furnished with bright floor to ceiling Crittall doors. Running along one wall is subtle cabinetry, concealed behind dark wood doors, providing copious amounts of storage. The rear bricked garden has a wonderful feel, is not overlooked and is a serene spot to relax. To the rear of the garden, is a standalone studio. This is finished with black and grey hues and exposed wood ceiling joists, a perfect work from home environment or guest accommodation, which also includes an ensuite bathroom. Leading to the first floor, the brick wall theme is continued upstairs with a customised staircase finished in black steel flowing naturally into the principal bedroom. This is a bright and airy space and is a great double size. It also includes a lavish walk-in dressing room, a special en-suite shower room with a striking pitched roof and skylight. Across the hall, the second bedroom has a secluded view of the rear garden from a private terrace accessed via Crittall doors, also including its own smaller walk-in wardrobe. A significant family bathroom is adjacent comprising a unique standalone bath, Corian sink, separate walk-in shower and brass heated towel rail. Onto the top floor, the third bedroom is almost like a separate studio apartment, with its own en-suite bathroom, private terrace with a beautiful view of the surrounding urban landscape. The bespoke theme is continued up here with customised cabinetry and an internal glazed window between ensuite and bedroom. Stanhope Gardens in Haringey, London is a residential area that was built by the Provident company. The houses in Stanhope Gardens were built to be smaller than those to the west of Green Lanes, as they were modest homes in comparison to the expanding surrounding urban area. Local Area & Transport Harringay Green Lanes is a thriving neighbourhood, famous for its Turkish & Greek cuisine, with endless restaurants, eateries and bars. Local favourites include Gokyuzu Restaurant, an informal affair with dishes cooked in an old-school Turkish oven, and Indika Kitchen for a sit-down curry affair. The Old Ale Emporium & The Salisbury are your local pubs, with the Salisbury still retaining the original classic Victorian saloon bar divides and entrance. For all your services & amenities, Arena Shopping Park is a 5-minute walk and has everything you need from a Sainsbury’s, TK Maxx, Homebase and Boots. Local primary schools include St Aiden’s VC, a short walk away & South Haringey Infant & Junior School, accessible via the alleyway, further up the ladder. Transport options are at a premium, Harringay Green Lanes overground is 4 minutes’ walk and links directly to Blackhorse Road (Victoria Line), Barking & Gospel Oak. Harringay Mainline Station is 3 minutes’ walk away, connecting Finsbury Park (Piccadilly Line & Victoria Line) Moorgate and Kings Cross. Manor House (Piccadilly Line) is also 12-minute walk down Green Lanes & past Finsbury Park. Material Information* Property construction – Traditional Brick Construction* Utilities – Gas, Electricity, Water* Gas Supply – independently supplied (supplier unknown)* Electricity supply – independently supplied (supplier unknown)* Water supply & Sewerage: Mains connected via Thames Water* Broadband – Standard download speed 6Mbps, Upload speed 0.7Muperfast ds: 74Mbps, us: 19Mbps, Ultrafast is available). Source: Ofcom* Mobile signal/coverage – Likely excellent exterior coverage on all major networks, limited interior coverage linked to EE & Three (source: Ofcom)* Restrictions: None* Flood risk – very low yearly chance of surface water flooding, very low risk of any other type of flooding. Source: Gk* Planning permission: None known upon time of listing. Source: London Borough of Haringey* Accessibility/adaptations: Unsuitable for wheelchair users.* Coalfield or mining area: No. Source: The Coal Authority* Flight path: Yes. Source: Flightradar24 EPC rating: D. Known building safety issues or planned/required works: n/a Planning permissions: n/a Mobile signal information: Likely excellent exterior coverage on all major networks, limited interior coverage linked to EE & Three (source: Ofcom)