Kelvin Avenue, London, N13

This Three Bedroom home has been recently refurbished with the current owners retaining an array of original features whilst adding in modern touches combining the best of modern living with period charm. As you open the front door, you are greeted with a charming hallway with stunning brand-new herringbone flooring. There is a lovely original stained glass feature window with views towards the garden. The front reception room has a plethora of period features including ceiling rose, coving, cornicing, picture rails, and fire surround. The herringbone flooring runs throughout this room and there is a bay window with a stylish cast iron radiator. The kitchen has been newly fitted whilst the current owners have removed part of the wall to the adjacent dining room creating a light and semi-open space with spacious dining area. There are lovely views via the new Crittall style doors to the garden. There is also a brand-new shower room with WC on the ground floor. The first floor which has just had brand new carpet fitted provides Three bedrooms with the main bedroom featuring an original fireplace and original cupboard. There is also a bay window overlooking a pretty tree. There is another double bedroom with views of the garden whilst the third bedroom is a good size single which could be utilised as a home office/study. The family bathroom is new and has been fitted with stylish tiles and there is an internal stained glass feature window providing natural light to the landing. Externally there is a lovely 65 ft South Facing Garden with patio area which has potential to create a garden studio to the rear. There is also potential to extend the property via a full-width ground floor rear extension and potential to convert the loft to create a 4th bedroom. Kelvin Avenue (named after Lord Kelvin) is a quiet street situated between Palmerston Road and Green Lanes and has a lovely neighbourhood community feel with a street WhatsApp group. Nearby is bustling Myddleton road which won high street of the year in 2016 and has only got better since with a monthly community-run Sunday market. There is a vibrant selection of independent caf�s, bakeries, shops, restaurants with the popular Bohem Tap Room and Hillbilly Social offering a selection of locally brewed beer including the �Bowes Park Pale Ale�. For transport Bowes Park Overground Station with its swift connection into the city (25 mins to Moorgate) is 0.4 miles away whilst Bounds Green Tube Station (Piccadilly Line) is 0.6 miles away.