14 Osborne Road, LONDON, N13 5PS

Two Six Estates are pleased to present this spacious four-bedroom period house, with generous living space, original features and a well-kept rear garden.

The ground-floor hallway retains its original decorative tiled flooring. At the front of the house is a large reception room with a bay window.

A second, particularly spacious reception room sits to the rear and opens onto the garden. The fitted kitchen also has space for dining and leads out to the garden.

Upstairs are three double bedrooms and one single bedroom. The front bedroom is especially large, with a bay window that adds to the sense of space.

The rear double bedroom is also a good size and feels bright and airy. The family bathroom has a bath, separate shower cubicle and basin, with a separate WC alongside.

The rear garden has a covered patio, seating space and established planting, making it an inviting place to spend time outdoors.

There is also side access to the garden, which is useful for bikes, gardening equipment and everyday access.

Located on a residential road in Palmers Green, the house is within reach of local shops, schools, parks and transport links.

With two substantial reception rooms, four bedrooms and plenty of period character, it offers an excellent amount of space for family life.

Viewing is recommended to appreciate the size and layout of the house.

Property additional info Reception Room 1: 13.65 m2 Rexeption Room 2: 23.58 m2 Kitchen: 6.43 m2 Dining Room: 11.69 m2 Bedroom 1: 21.60 m2 Bedroom 2: 11.45 m2 Bedroom 3: 5.25 m2 Bedroom 4: 11.99 m2 Bathroom: 3.58 m2 WC: 1.37 m2 Roof type: Clay tiles.

Mobile signal/coverage: Good. Flooded in the last 5 years: No. Construction materials used: Brick and block. Water source: Direct mains water. Electricity source: National Grid.

Sewerage arrangements: Standard UK domestic. Heating Supply: Central heating (gas). Does the property have required access (easements, servitudes, or wayleaves)? No.

Do any public rights of way affect your your property or its grounds? No.