The result is a period property with timeless character enhanced by contemporary design and high-quality finishes.

The ground floor is defined by original fireplaces, reinstated coving, and ceiling roses that frame a double reception, flowing into a side-return extension with glass roof. Here, a bespoke solid-wood shaker kitchen is centred around luxurious Silestone quartz worktops and premium NEFF appliances, including built-in coffee machine, dual ovens, column fridge/freezer, and Quooker tap. Aluminium Georgian bi-fold doors open onto the south facing garden, with additional natural light through the rear lightwell.

Upstairs, four generous bedrooms are arranged across two floors, with the principal suite enjoying leafy views and refined proportions. Bathrooms are appointed with Lusso stoneware – tubs, basins, and shower trays with a matt finish – set against micro-cement walls and bespoke tiling.

Throughout, flooring has been carefully considered: Versailles parquet in the reception and hallway, herringbone wood in the kitchen, and wool-blend carpet on the upper levels. Every detail, from the colour-coded London Mosaic pathway tiles to the restored sash windows, reinforces the home’s blend of craftsmanship and design vision.

Positioned on the Harringay Ladder, moments from Green Lanes’ celebrated restaurants and cafés, Burgoyne Road offers both community and connectivity in one of North London’s most characterful neighbourhoods.