6, Grand Avenue, London, N10 3AY

This substantial double fronted Edwardian house, built in 1904, sits on a corner plot in a cul-de-sac moments from Muswell Hill Broadway.

Grand Avenue is one of the area's most sought-after addresses - wide, tree-lined, and characterised by impressive period architecture.

The house extends to approximately 3,300 sq ft across four floors, combining period charm, generous lateral space, and real scope for the future.

The ground floor is arranged for entertaining with a spacious kitchen-diner and three reception rooms, suited to both formal and everyday use.

The sunny, larger-than-average rear garden is well-maintained and features two apple trees and a barbecue and storage area. A small front garden includes a handsome plum tree.

The upper floors provide five well-proportioned bedrooms and two bathrooms.

The lower-ground floor adds further versatility: A large sixth bedroom (equally usable as a reception room) opens directly onto the garden, with a WC adjacent.

A cellar room offers substantial half-height storage, and the separate utility and laundry room has its own external entrance.

A sizeable garage on the side of the house has lowered pavement access and an automatic door opening onto Firs Avenue.

It includes an inspection pit, though the space offers exciting conversion potential as a studio or home office, subject to planning permission. Transport links are excellent.

A bus stop a minute's walk away provides a frequent 24 hour service to the West End and City, passing Highgate Station (Northern Line); the station is also reachable by a pleasant 20 minute walk through the woods.

The street operates a Residents' Parking scheme.

Muswell Hill Broadway is moments away, with a strong mix of independent cafés, restaurants, boutiques, and gastropubs alongside everyday amenities, a genuine village feel.

The area is particularly popular with families: Tetherdown Primary School is at the end of the road, and there is an excellent choice of state and independent schools nearby.

Highgate Woods is close by, with woodland walks, open recreational space, and a children's playground.

Cherry Tree Woods, Queens Wood, and Alexandra Palace, with its panoramic views across London and lively programme of cultural events, are all within walking distance.