Lordship Lane, London, N17 7QH
The ground floor provides a bright reception room alongside a separate dining room, creating flexible living and entertaining space. To the rear is a fitted kitchen, with access through to the garden, while a family bathroom and useful storage complete the ground-floor accommodation.
Upstairs, the first floor offers three bedrooms, providing excellent flexibility for families, first-time buyers, investors or those requiring additional space for home working.
One of the property's key features is its private rear garden, offering valuable outside space within this popular residential setting. The house backs towards the sought-after Peabody Cottages and is well positioned for the green open spaces of Bruce Castle Park.
Lordship Lane provides convenient access to a wide selection of local shops, amenities and schools, with Lanchester Primary School located close by. Bruce Grove and White Hart Lane stations are both within easy reach, providing convenient connections towards Central London and Liverpool Street.
The property is also well placed to benefit from the continued investment and regeneration taking place across Tottenham, making it an appealing proposition for both owner-occupiers and buyers considering the area's longer-term potential.
An excellent opportunity to acquire a three-bedroom freehold house with private outside space in a well-connected North London location. Early viewing is recommended.
Reference Number
CAN260577
Total Sq Ft
765 approx
Tenure
Freehold
Price per Sqft
£523 approx
Tottenham pulses with vibrant culture and lush green spaces, where historic parks like Bruce Castle Park meet lively eateries serving bold flavors. This dynamic neighborhood blends rich heritage with modern energy, inviting visitors to explore its thriving arts scene and welcoming community spirit. Whether wandering the Tottenham Marshes or catching a show at Platinum Performing Arts, there’s always something inspiring around the corner.
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Platinum Performing Arts
guide name: Charlene FineganMy son had his very first performance on stage with Platinum Performing Arts, and I couldn’t be prouder. He performed in Acro Level 1 and absolutely shone with confidence and joy. It was such a special moment seeing him up there doing something he loves for the first time. A huge thank you to the amazing team at Platinum for their support and encouragement ☺️
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Haringey Sixth Form College
guide name: Jeremy JonataIncredible facilities with caring, heartwarming staff who truly have the students' best interests in mind. Special shoutout to Dominique for her professionalism and can-do-will-do attitude!
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Capital Restaurant Edmonton
guide name: KReally enjoyed my experience here at capital. The restaurant is very large and has a nice and friendly feel. They offer complimentary bread which tastes super fresh along with a range of dips; this is one of the tastiest I’ve had in a while. Ordered the Capital platter which went down a treat with us four adults - the meat was super tender and so well cooked! I loved that it was super meaty with the doner pieces; the bulgar was very tasty too. Absolutely recommend for some very tasting Turkish, the flavours do not disappoint and the service was excellent.
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Tottenham Marshes
guide name: Juma Di giglioI saw this song family and parents was very protective, so nearby it's very very full of plumes trees...... I'd remove a few bunche drop it in the water and the babies they are came so near, to it's the Juice plums. In that spot there are many dogs go to Jump and swimming in the water, so what's happening this one parents start to hissing like very aloud..... E wow the was as you can see in the video very very High protective.... Beautiful experience and beautiful families... Sun the Will enjoy the journey for the Winter coming.....
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Chick King
guide name: Reunne GreenLove this place!!! Been going here for years me and my family since I was a little girl. This place is a stable. Best chicken in London! I’ve moved now but when I visit family you know this is a stop on the way. You won’t regret stopping here.
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Pymmes Park
guide name: Mira DGreat park, it’s massive, you can walk for hours. It has different parts to it. There’s a kids playground, tennis courts, outdoor gym, perfect for dogs. Child friendly, wheel chair friendly. there’s parking on the street & a few places in the actual park. Loads of parakeets, trees full of them. Enjoy!
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Bruce Castle Park
guide name: Hitendra QuessouCome check out the 450-year-old oak tree 🌳 at my local park. Bruce Castle Park is awesome, and Haringey Council does a great job keeping it up. There's a tennis court and a basketball court there. It's a great park overall, and I've been going there since 2011.
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Rumiؒ Mosque
guide name: Mo UddBeautiful mosque in a grade one listed building. Interior very nicely decorated, pray room nice size and very clean. Wudu and toilet area for men is kind of small. No free parking but on high street so bus stops very close by.
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Down Lane Park
guide name: rashmeemayee mohapatraIf you’re looking for a calm and friendly park around Tottenham Hale, this place is a real gem! Here’s what makes it special: Calisthenics Bars: Perfect for bodyweight workouts. The setup is great for pull-ups, dips, and other exercises. You’ll often see friendly people training and encouraging each other. Also free and working leg press machines Cycle parking is therr Family-Friendly: Lots of open space and play areas for kids — they can run, climb, and play safely while parents relax nearby. Bouldering options also available and freeee Plenty of Seating: Benches and sitting areas all around the park, making it easy to enjoy a quiet moment or chat with friends. Community Feel: The park has a very welcoming and friendly vibe. People smile, say hello, and it really feels like a local hangout spot. Convenient Location: • Close to Tottenham Hale Station • Near the school, so it’s lively during mornings and afternoons • Easy to access and safe for families Overall, it’s a clean, peaceful, and social park If you want to do a 5k just take 4/5 laps and your run is done Very convenient
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Hilal Restaurant
guide name: NilabGreat service with food recommendations. The Ayran drink was very delicious! The dips and salad was very fresh and well presented. The main food was nice but i didn’t like the rice as it wasn’t cooked long enough, the chicken was a little dry and bland too. The meat sarma beyti dish was really nice!! Highly recommend. Plus they have a masjid corner where you can pray.
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Premier Inn London Edmonton hotel
guide name: Sweet1_xxxI recently stayed in this hotel and I experienced the premium room which was a really lovely stay. The room was very clean, the bathroom was also lovely and very modern. The bed was very comfortable so I did have a decent sleep. Premier Inn always have the best breakfast in my opinion, so I took full advantage of eating as much as I can! The staff are so professional with very good customer service. I would highly recommend coming to this hotel!
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Bruce Castle Museum
guide name: Linda ChapmanGreat local museum very interesting displays especially the one on Joyce Butler who was the local MP in the 70s. A champion for equality. Staff were very friendly and informative.
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The Dare Skywalk
guide name: Alam AhmedSpurs Dare to Walk: A Disappointing Descent from Hype My partner and I are lifelong Tottenham supporters, so when we heard about the "Dare to Walk" experience, our excitement was palpable. The marketing for the event promised a thrilling, sky-high adventure, a chance to see our beloved stadium from a truly unique and breathtaking perspective. We booked the very first session of the day, hoping to avoid the crowds and enjoy a peaceful morning climb. Unfortunately, the experience, while not without its moments, fell well short of the considerable hype and left us feeling quite underwhelmed. From the outset, the anticipation was a huge part of the build-up. The staff emphasised the gravity of the safety precautions, outfitting us in harnesses and special equipment, which naturally made us feel like we were about to embark on a genuinely daring and high-altitude escapade. However, this level of preparation felt entirely disproportionate to the reality of the climb. We were at the top of the stadium in what felt like less than five minutes. The "dare" to walk was, in actuality, a quick, brisk stroll that ascended to a height that felt surprisingly low. It was more akin to the height of a multi-story car park than a towering stadium, which was a significant letdown, especially considering the grandiosity of the pitch below. The biggest disappointment was the sense of being rushed. After all the buildup and the quick ascent, we were looking forward to a moment to soak in the panoramic views of London. The vista was indeed impressive—you get a great perspective of the city and the surrounding areas—but our time at the top felt severely limited. The guides, while friendly, were constantly reminding us to move along, and it became clear that we were simply on a conveyor belt, being hurried off the roof to make room for the next group. This lack of time to pause, reflect, and take in the moment completely stripped the experience of its potential. To make matters worse, there was the final sting in the tail: the £9 charge to carry your phone. While I understand the need to secure personal items during such an activity, the solution was a laughably cheap, clear plastic case that felt like it was purchased in bulk from a discount website. It felt like a blatant money grab for a product that was of extremely low quality, a sentiment confirmed when the case started to fall apart almost immediately. For an experience that is already priced at a premium, this felt like an unnecessary and insulting add-on. Ultimately, the Spurs Dare to Walk experience feels like a classic case of over-promise and under-delivery. The anticipation and safety protocols created a false sense of a major challenge, only to be followed by a short, unexciting, and rushed walk. When you factor in the additional cost for the flimsy phone case, the overall value for money is incredibly poor. If you are looking for a genuine, thrilling, and unhurried high-altitude experience in London, I would wholeheartedly recommend the O2 Priority walk instead. It offers a much more exciting and worthwhile climb that doesn't leave you feeling like you've been rushed through a theme park ride.
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KFC Edmonton - Fore Street
guide name: N MI don’t usually go this KFC as it’s not my local but I was in the area on Saturday. Although it was busy day, I was served by GUNNY who was polite and provided a quick service just how a fast food shop should be! (with that extra touch of politeness) thank you once again Gunny!
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Banana African Restaurant & Bar
guide name: D SansDined in without reservations during a quiet time on a Saturday. We were able to sit anywhere of our choosing and we had a really good time. The owners are very polite and greet their customers. The food is good overall and the yam porridge is delicious! Customer bathroom was very clean and had no nasty smells, A* on that one. Only cons, the DJ played old music and the service when you walking through the door at first could be better and the ordering food ordering process could be improved. Also the ayamashe with plain rice should come with plantain instead of you having to order jellof rice to get some. I would visit again in a heartbeat.
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