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N16 8AR
Barretts Grove, London, N16
Versatile two-bedroom flat with period features running throughout the property.
The south-facing reception room with three large sash windows and high ceilings offers an ideal space to unwind and works perfectly with the large separate kitchen.
Within the kitchen, there is ample space for a dining table, making it ideal for entertaining, friends sharing and young families
Also, it offers plenty of work surface, which benefits from being solid wood and room for your everyday white goods.
Unlike a lot of period properties, both bedrooms are equal-sized double bedrooms that offer alcoves for wardrobes and shelves.
The master bedroom further benefits from having two large sash windows, all adding to the enjoyment of living within the flat.
In the hallway, there is an exceptionally high ceiling, and there is access to the attic, which then runs the width and length of the property, ideal for storage or a future room, bedroom or both, with a terrace, all subject to planning.
The bathroom works perfectly for the property and the current owners with a young child.
Owner’s Comments:
The area offers so much on the doorstep that you hardly need to leave the area. It has excellent independent local shops, cafes, restaurants, bars, fantastic leisure facilities and parks.
Personally, I love being close to the Rio Cinema and London Fields Lido.
The community is a mix of families and young professionals, making the area vibrant and friendly.
Recently, the council has planted lots of trees and transformed the area into a low-traffic neighbourhood. It is very quiet and everyone cycles.
Nature is thriving around here, and in the local park, there is a community orchard and forest school.
Since having a family of my own, I have realised how spoilt we are for new playgrounds and how surrounded we are by outstanding schools and nurseries.
Location;
Barretts Grove is a quiet residential road perfectly located a short walk from the amenities of Stoke Newington Road, Church Street, Newington Green, and Dalston.
Stoke Newington offers a diverse range of boutique shops and award-winning bars and restaurants.
Just around the corner from the property, on Allen Road, you will find a yoga studio, artisan bakery, café, corner shop, and the local pub, The Shakespeare.
Newington Green is a short walk away too, with more independent restaurants and a village community.
Butterfield Green is minutes away and is a great local park with amenities including table tennis tables, a basketball court, and an outdoor gym.
Clissold Park is also within walking distance and is a large, attractive park with a wide range of facilities.
Transport;
The property is almost equidistant to Dalston Junction and Rectory Road overground stations, with quick routes to Liverpool Street and East London.
Canonbury and Dalston Junction overground stations are also within walking distance and offer quick routes to Central London and beyond.
Newington Green, Albion Road, and Stoke Newington High Street are also well-served by many buses.
Ideal for first-time buyers, those looking to share and for growing families.
An early viewing is highly recommended.
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The three closest stations to this home.
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Dalston KingslandMildmay480 m
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Dalston JunctionWindrush710 m
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Rectory RoadWeaver980 m
Straight-line distance, not walking route.