Kingfisher Heights, Waterside Way, London, N17 9GL

Set on the first floor of Kingfisher Heights, this 2 bedroom apartment offers approximately 817 sq ft of well-planned accommodation.

The open-plan kitchen, living and dining room is a bright, generous space, with wide glazing leading out to a private balcony. The balcony enjoys an outlook across the development’s landscaped communal gardens. The fitted kitchen has clean-lined cabinetry and integrated appliances.

The main bedroom is a spacious double with fitted wardrobes and an en-suite shower room. A second double bedroom and a separate bathroom complete the accommodation. The entrance hall provides useful storage.

Kingfisher Heights sits on Waterside Way in Hale Village, a short walk from Tottenham Lock. Follow the towpath past the narrowboats towards Stonebridge Lock and the open grassland of Tottenham Marshes, or cross at Ferry Lane for the paths between the reservoirs at Walthamstow Wetlands. The old Engine House café is a good place to stop on the way back.

There’s a growing choice of independent places nearby. Hale Brew opened in the Down Lane Park pavilion, where you can pick up a flat white and a pastry before a walk through the park. Holy Grain & Brew on Ashley Road serves Square Mile coffee, and on a sunny afternoon there’s the garden at the Ferry Boat Inn. Pressure Drop opens its brewery taproom at weekends just off Mill Mead Road.

More places to eat and shop have been announced for Ferry Island, near the station. Independent grocer Harvest N17 is set to open an organic food shop and a separate space for coffee and flowers. Hale Table, an all day restaurant from the team behind Clapton Table, and a new branch of The Sushi Co are also planned.

Tottenham Hale station is a short walk from Waterside Way. The Victoria line takes you straight to King’s Cross and Oxford Circus, with direct trains to Liverpool Street and Stratford, and the Stansted Express from the same station.

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Est 1835