Maurice Avenue, London, N22

Nestled behind an attractive Victorian façade, this charming two-bedroom house offers spacious living areas, delightful period features, and is an ideal first-time purchase.

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Nestled behind an attractive Victorian façade, this charming two-bedroom house offers spacious living areas, delightful period features, and is an ideal first-time purchase.

The ground floor begins with a bright and airy front reception room, boasting a feature fireplace, a large window, and wooden flooring—a perfect space for relaxing or entertaining.

At the rear, a characterful country-style kitchen features wooden worktops and ample space for a dining table. This leads out to a generously sized garden.

Upstairs, the property offers two well-proportioned bedrooms. The larger of the two spans the width of the house and includes a built-in storage cupboard. Completing this level is a family bathroom.

Additionally, a loft space provides excellent storage potential. Many similar homes in the area have built their lofts into versatile rooms, making this a great opportunity for a home office or study. Noel Park is a conservation area so you are limited as to what you can build, but there are multiple examples of people using this space.

This home effortlessly combines period charm with practical living, making it a superb option for first-time buyers.

The Noel Park Conservation Area, developed between 1881 and 1913 by The Artisans, Labourers, and General Dwellings Company, is a charming enclave of period homes. Designed in a fashionable cottage style, these houses were originally built to provide comfortable living for artisans, skilled workers, and labourers. The area's unified and distinctive character has endured, earning its designation as a conservation area in 1982 to preserve its architectural and historical significance.

This peaceful and well-connected neighbourhood offers excellent educational opportunities, with nearby nurseries and the Ofsted-rated Outstanding Noel Park Primary School.

Convenience is key, with Turnpike Lane Underground Station (Piccadilly Line, Zone 3) just an 8-minute walk away (0.4 miles). Green spaces abound, with Russell Park, Belmont Park, Downhills Park, and Lordship Recreation Ground all close by, providing plenty of options for outdoor leisure.

The Hub at Lordship Rec hosts community activities like yoga and children’s clubs, while Alexandra Palace, a short distance away, offers scenic walks, concerts, a newly restored theatre, and a popular Sunday farmers’ market.

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