Located on a quiet street, close to two local parks, this seriously gorgeous, four bedroom home spans three, elegant floors. Decorated in pastels and greys, the house has been beautifully refurbished inside and out by the current owners and is one of the prettiest in the area.

Around the corner from the hugely-popular Chestnuts Primary School in one direction, and the bars and restaurants of Green Lanes in the other, this is a great spot for any couple or family looking to put down roots in this growing, North London community.

Clarendon Road, South Tottenham, 4 Bed. House

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BRICKWORKS SAYS

What a fantastic house! The pale, painted floorboards and woodwork link the spaces together and give a calm atmosphere throughout. We are especially taken by the beautifully-designed, top-floor bathroom, which is bright and spacious and has a walk-in shower and luxurious roll top bath.

All four bedrooms are doubles. And having the main one on the top floor, away from the others, means there is a degree of separation which feels perfect for parents.

Downstairs, the contemporary kitchen with exposed brickwork overlooks a south facing garden with wooden climbing frame and swing for little people. Dimensions-wise, it's very decent (by local standards) and is well-kept and sunny; achieving the perfect balance between kids and grown-ups.

POINTS TO CONSIDER

Energy Efficiency Rating: E / Environmental Impact Rating: E

Part of the London Borough of Haringey, the property falls within Council Tax Band D (£1,524.27 for 2017/18)

Chestnuts Primary School is just around the corner on Black Boy Lane. Over and above of what Ofsted might say (for the record, it's rated 'Good'), it's a wonderful and hugely respected school, with an emphasis on personal creativity and the joy of learning. Parents move heaven and earth to get within the catchment area.

THE OWNERS SAY

We’d viewed over 35 properties before we found this house and we knew the search was over pretty soon after walking through the front door.

The hallway was wider and airier than most and with a view straight through to the garden. The kitchen was big, and the upstairs just seemed to ramble on. It’s been a great family home, and we have loved every minute of living within its walls.

THE LEGAL BIT

While we endeavour to maintain accurate photographs, floor plans, and descriptions, these are intended as a guide and purchasers must satisfy themselves by personal inspection. Total floorplan measurements have been rounded for ease. Distances are also provided as an approximate.

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1 Perkyn's

Fuelling our coffee addiction since the day it opened, Perkyn's is one of the best for a coffee hit. A bottle shop, too, fridges filled with beautifully designed craft beers and wine that makes any occasion feel like a real treat.

2 Beans & Barley

It began as a health food shop with a cafe as a sideshow, but the latter became so popular it grew and took over. Now, with an added a soft play area with kids’ toys and an expanded menu, it’s a huge hit with parents seeking solace in coffee and cake.

3 Harringay Local Store

Easily one of the best local places to get quality, organic produce and all sorts of other delicious or practical home produce. And you get to take it home in their own tote, which reads: “Not Another Tescos.” A sentiment we can all get behind.

4 Yard Sale Pizza

Mouth-watering Yard Sale Pizza has made its way to Tottenham. Grab a few pizzas with friends and enjoy al fresco across the road in Downhills Park.

5 The Salisbury

The grand establishment that is The Salisbury harks back to the days when the area was rather well-to-do. It’s both a relief and a delight that despite various refurbishments over the years, no one has gone and done anything silly like ripping out the original Victorian saloon bar and décor. A wonderful pub. And even more special when you can call it your ‘local’.