3 bedroom End-of-Terrace House
Carlton Road, London
£575,000
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Rare & offered to the market for the first time in 50 years is this three bedroom, end of terrace home located on the popular Carlton Road in New Southgate. The property is ideal for families that are looking for a home they can grow in to whilst still b
Rare To The Market
The spacious layout includes a large reception room featuring charming bay windows & dining area, a large fitted kitchen, family bathroom & three generously proportioned bedrooms. The property also offers a sizable rear garden with garage.
Additional benefits include being sold chain free & also having the potential to extend (Subject to planning permission).
Carlton Road is conveniently located close to both New Southgate Railway & Arnos Grove Tube Stations, ensuring easy access to transport & is also within the catchment area for several popular local schools.
A viewing on this much loved family home is highly recommended to appreciate all on offer. Be sure to check out the quick sneak peek video tour & give the haart team a call to arrange your viewing!
Property Reference: HRT020310403
Entrance Hall 4ft 0ins x 11ft 0ins (1.23m x 3.36m)
Laminate flooring, Radiator, Coved ceiling, Under stairs storage cupboard
Reception Room 9ft 0ins x 24ft 0ins (2.76m x 7.33m)
Laminate flooring, Double glazed window to rear aspect, Coved ceiling, Radiator, Double glazed bay window to front aspect, Electric fire place
Kitchen 8ft 0ins x 10ft 0ins (2.46m x 3.05m)
Tiled floor, Wall & base units, Stainless steel tap with drainer sink, Partially tiled walls, Double glazed window to side aspect, Plumbed for washing machine, Space for fridge/freezer, Integrated gas hob with overhead extractor fan, Roll top works surfaces, Integrated oven
Cloakroom 2ft 1ins x 3ft 0ins (0.64m x 0.93m)
Bathroom 4ft 0ins x 7ft 1ins (1.23m x 2.16m)
Partially tiled walls, Pedestal hand wash basin with twin taps, Window to rear aspect, Radiator, Walk in shower with shower attachment
First Floor Landing 4ft 1ins x 11ft 0ins (1.25m x 3.37m)
Coved ceiling, Loft access, Split level landing
Master Bedroom 10ft 11ins x 19ft 1ins (3.35m x 5.82m)
Radiator, Double glazed window to front aspect x2, Coved ceiling
Bedroom Two 9ft 0ins x 10ft 11ins (2.75m x 3.35m)
Double glazed window to rear aspect, Fitted wardrobes, Radiator
Bedroom Three 8ft 0ins x 10ft 11ins (2.46m x 3.35m)
Coved ceiling, Radiator, Double glazed window to rear aspect, Fitted wardrobes
Garden
Laid to lawn, Decked terrace, Purpose built shed
About Southgate
Southgate is a suburban area in North London, primarily located within the London Borough of Enfield. The area takes its name from the southern gate of Enfield Chase, ‘South Gate’, which was once a royal hunting ground, and this heritage is still reflected in local street names such as Chase Side, harking back to ancient times.
One of Southgate’s most recognisable landmarks is its Grade II* listed Underground station, designed by Charles Holden and opened in 1933. The area also retains a strong suburban character, with the historic Southgate Green, a selection of local shops, cafés and restaurants, and green spaces including Grovelands Park and Oakwood Park.
In the Lakes Estate you’ll primarily find characterful Edwardian semi-detached homes and some smaller terraces, while Meadway mostly features larger detached properties and popular semi-detached interwar housing.
Its schools, parks, leisure facilities and convenient connections into central London make Southgate an attractive location for families. The area is continuing to evolve through investment in housing, public spaces, and regeneration projects like the New Avenue development. This new-build development will deliver almost new 500 homes alongside a community facility and improved open space. While the Southgate Town Centre Masterplan Vision sets out longer-term proposals for a greener, more welcoming and pedestrian-friendly town centre to broaden its appeal.
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