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House
5
2
2662 sqf/247 sqm
This Edwardian double fronted period house occupies a corner plot on Muswell Hill Road with the private entrance on Church Crescent. As you enter the wide hall has tiled floor and original decorative coving. The front reception rooms boasts grand proportions and features a stunning period fireplace and stained glass windows. The second reception room, also faces the front with sash windows looking out to the secluded front garden. The kitchen diner extends to the bright dining room that has access via French doors to the private s-east facing garden. There is a separate utility room and downstairs guest w.c. The first floor has two huge double bedrooms, a good sized family bathroom. There is a separate w.c and shower room. The rear bedroom/study opens out onto the private roof terrace. The top floor two double bedrooms, a large bathroom, and access to generous storage in the eaves.
Outside
The private south-east facing garden is accessed from the bright dining room via large French Doors that lead onto the stone patio, ideal for Al-fresco dining. There is a good sized lawn that has mature shrubs, evergreens and flowers that provide year-round interest. On the first floor, via the rear bedroom/study, there is a roof terrace with a spiral staircase leading to garden. There is a small drive with off street parking for one car.
Situation
The private entrance is located on Church Crescent. The house occupies a corner plot on Muswell Hill Road, moments from the vibrant Broadway in Muswell Hill and close to Highgate Woods and tube.
Property Ref Number:
HAM-67464These results are for a repayment mortgage and are only intended as a guide. Make sure you obtain accurate figures from your lender before committing to any mortgage.
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