3 Bedroom mid-terrace house ● Fleetwood Street, London N16 ● £1,475,000

This charming three-bedroom period home in Stoke Newington offers beautifully balanced living spaces and thoughtful design throughout. A generous through-reception room spans the length of the ground floor front, featuring a bay window, elegant two-tone décor, wooden flooring, and a striking feature fireplace. It leads seamlessly into an L-shaped kitchen crafted with bespoke oak cabinetry designed by the vendor, complemented by a bright glass-fronted dining area. Bi-fold doors open directly onto a tranquil garden with a central lawn, raised decked seating area, trellis, and established garden beds—perfect for outdoor entertaining. With no obstructions opposite, the garden comes alive with Spring sunshine. The kitchen diner faces east for morning light. The ground floor also benefits from a convenient guest W/C and a practical cellar for additional storage. There is a bespoke shoe storage in the entrance hallway.

Upstairs, the family bathroom is finished with classic white metro tiles, serving two well-proportioned bedrooms. The principal bedroom enjoys its own bay window and a full bank of fitted wardrobes, while the landing features a thoughtfully carved shelving unit that adds both character and function. Tastefully decorated throughout, the home exudes a calm, inviting atmosphere and a sense of peace and tranquillity rarely found in the heart of the city.

Fleetwood Street is a sought after, no through road to the south of Stoke Newington Church Street so is moments away from the boutique shops, brilliant restaurants and pubs, local Fishmonger and Butcher, coffee shops and bars. The Library, post office, bakery, wine shop, optician, dentist, pharmacy, doctor, local shops are all a short stroll away and there is a very strong sense of community in the area.

For families Stoke Newington offers a vast range of outstanding and good rated primary schools (the closest being William Patten), secondary schools and nurseries.

For recreation the house is close to Clissold Park for picnics and tree climbing, with its playground, tennis courts, paddling pool, Skate Park, animal enclosures and Clissold House and Abney Park Conservation area is also moments away, allowing for woodland walks. The Clissold Leisure Centre and the West Reservoir and Castle Climbing Centre, Shakespeare walk adventure playground at Butterfield Green are all great facilities and are all nearby.

There are excellent transport links including numerous bus routes along Stoke Newington Church Street, the High Street and Albion Road. Stoke Newington (Windrush line) overground station provides a fast and frequent service into Liverpool Street and transport facilities at Dalston Junction and Dalston Kingsland Stations are within easy reach.

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