Harringay Road, London, N15

Re-imagining the Period Garden Flat for contemporary life. This beautiful two-bedroom ground floor flat with a west-facing garden has been meticulously renovated and extended, seamlessly combining original period features with contemporary design. The total accommodation spans the entire ground floor level and measures approximately 877sqft, including ample storage and a basement cellar. The expansive open-plan kitchen, dining and lounge area serves as the centrepiece of family life, where work and play coexist. This space is ideal for cooking, entertaining and quiet meditation, with views of the garden or under the skylight. The lounge features a Charnwood Stove, and a huge bespoke pivot door leads out into a 40ft garden. The concrete floor blends seamlessly from indoor to outdoor spaces. At night, organic pebble-shaped lights illuminate the garden, creating an enchanting space to relax. Shou Sugi Ban, charred Japanese timber cladding, frames the rear of the property. There is also another private entrance at the back of the garden. The kitchen is equipped with built-in appliances, and the worktop is a natural Quartzite stone surface with a matching splashback. The modern family bathroom is tiled and features a luxurious Grohe rain shower. There are two generously sized double bedrooms, both featuring Victorian cast iron radiators, high ceilings and cornicing. The master bedroom also has a Charnwood Stove for those cosy nights. An internal courtyard with a Beech tree and a mixture of small and large stones adds unique charm. Minimal frame aluminium doors open out into the space from the main living area and second bedroom. The light dapples from the trees, creating a serene and calming atmosphere. This tranquil space allows for relaxation and contemplation, making you feel as if you are in another world. Beyond the charming abode, the neighbourhood offers an array of independent shops, cafes, and restaurants along the vibrant stretch of Green Lanes. Noteworthy mentions include The Dusty Knuckle bakery and café, and Jam In A Jar, offering a delightful blend of brunch and live music events. The iconic Grade II Listed Salisbury Pub and Harringay Local Store further contribute to the diverse and dynamic character of the area. Transportation convenience is paramount, with the property equidistant from Turnpike Lane and Manor House on the Piccadilly Line. Harringay or Hornsey Train Stations provide seamless connections to Finsbury Park, Kings Cross, Old Street, and Moorgate, ensuring effortless commuting options. The flat is also a short walk from Harringay Green Lanes overground station. Proximity to both North and South Harringay Schools further enhances the property's appeal to families, with the neighbourhood catering to young children through various kids' activities and community groups. This residence offers more than just a home; it's an invitation to immerse yourself in a thriving community where every need and interest is thoughtfully considered.