Queen Elizabeth's Walk, Stoke Newington, London, N16

A sensational, four double bedroom, two-bathroom house set on a quiet, no through road street in N16. Standing at an impressive 2,306 sqft, and under the same ownership for the past 40 years, the property is truly one of a kind with its position and uninterrupted views across the west reservoir. While offering any potential purchaser the ability to extend subject to necessary planning permissions, the house is currently tastefully decorated throughout with tremendous light pouring in from all angles. Accommodation comprises of a handsome double reception room, with original fireplace, ornate cornicing and a characterful bay window. A wonderfully social kitchen is set at the rear of the house, and leads out to the most stunning, 76ft west facing garden, with mature shrubbery, grassed sections and patioed area. The garden is so private given the house backs onto the west reservoir, this filters a huge variety of wildlife into the garden too, making it a quaint oasis of nature. The first floor occupies the master bedroom, spanning almost 7m, the full width of the house, with two further good-sized double bedrooms positioned behind. The fourth bedroom on the second floor has one of the best views you will find in Stoke Newington, the peaceful reservoir, often with a gorgeous sunset. The property is completed with a large cellar, which could be turned into a cleverly designed usable space, one family sized bathroom and another shower room.
Queen Elizabeth Walk is steeped in history, and is set just moments from Stoke Newington Church Street which offers an eclectic mix of fantastic restaurants and bars alongside a variety of independent design and interior shops. For the outdoor enthusiast, there’s a wide range of options within easy reach, Clissold Park comes with its own resident deer herd alongside tennis courts and a playground. Abney Park offers an alternate space for peaceful walks whilst the RSPC wetland centres at Woodberry Down reservoirs offer nature walks, water sports and plenty of children’s activities. The Castle climbing centre is based in the old Victorian pump house and is widely known as one of the best climbing centres in London.
The area is hugely popular with young families and offers an abundance of noteworthy schools with Grazebrook Primary School, William Patten Primary School and Betty Layward all within easy reach.
Transport across London is superb with Manor House being a 13 mins walk away (Google Maps), then a further 13 mins on the Piccadilly Line to Kings Cross St Pancras allowing for national and international travel; the walk to the tube is through beautiful green waterside gardens. Stoke Newington station offers services to Liverpool Street whilst a variety of fantastic bus routes provides links to the City, Angel and West End.