Muswell Hill Broadway, London, N10 1BT

Set on the first floor of an attractive Edwardian building, this bright and spacious apartment sits directly on Muswell Hill Broadway. The flat has been restored with care. Its high ceilings and sash windows retain the period character, while the kitchen and shower rooms give the home a clean, modern finish.

There are three genuine double bedrooms, a large dual-aspect reception room and a separate kitchen with space for dining. The principal bedroom has its own en-suite shower room and opens onto a private balcony overlooking the communal garden. The flat is offered chain free, with approximately 153 years remaining on the lease and a peppercorn ground rent.

Is this a good place to live?

Muswell Hill has a strong community feel, with plenty happening locally. Living on the Broadway means shops, cafés, restaurants and everyday amenities are all close at hand. Muswell Hill Library is approximately a three-minute walk away, while Marks & Spencer Foodhall and the long-established Dunn’s Bakery are around five minutes away. You can also pick up groceries from Sainsbury’s or Planet Organic, stop for coffee at GAIL’s, Hopper & Bean or Beam, and enjoy the many independent shops and restaurants around the Broadway and Fortis Green.

There is also plenty of green space nearby. Alexandra Park, Highgate Wood and Queen’s Wood are all within easy reach for walking, running or simply getting away from the bustle of London.

The area is popular with families and has several well-regarded schools. These include Muswell Hill Primary School, Tetherdown Primary School, Our Lady of Muswell Catholic Primary School, Alexandra Park School and Fortismere School.

Who would this apartment suit best?

The flexible layout would suit a family, a professional couple or anyone needing a dedicated home office. With three double bedrooms, there is ample room for children, guests or home working without losing all the spare-bedroom space. The separate kitchen and reception room will also appeal to buyers who prefer clearly defined rooms rather than fully open-plan living. The head lease states that pets are not permitted.

Is the apartment suitable for mortgage buyers?

The apartment is positioned above commercial premises, including a laundrette, which may restrict mortgage availability. Buyers requiring a mortgage should confirm the property’s suitability with their lender or mortgage adviser before arranging a viewing. The apartment may therefore be particularly suitable for cash purchasers or buyers with a larger deposit.

What is the apartment like inside?

It feels light and spacious. The high ceilings, sash windows and dual-aspect reception room bring in plenty of natural light and give the flat a real sense of character.

The reception room offers plenty of space for relaxing and entertaining, while the modern kitchen is large enough for a dining table and features brand-new Bosch appliances. There is also a separate 10kg washing machine and 10kg tumble dryer, both installed in April 2026. All three bedrooms are good-sized doubles. The principal bedroom has an en-suite shower room and access to a private balcony overlooking the communal garden, with a separate shower room serving the other bedrooms and guests.

How easy is it to get around?

Muswell Hill is well served by frequent bus services. Local routes connect with Highgate and East Finchley stations on the Northern line, along with Bounds Green and Wood Green stations on the Piccadilly line. There are also bus connections towards Camden Town, Warren Street and London Bridge. Alexandra Palace station is within easy reach and provides Great Northern services towards Finsbury Park, Old Street and Moorgate. This makes the apartment a practical option for anyone commuting into the City or central London. Unrestricted parking is available on many of the surrounding residential streets, although restrictions apply around Muswell Hill Broadway.

What makes this apartment stand out?

The space is the real difference. Three double bedrooms, two shower rooms, a large reception room and a separate kitchen are not always easy to find in a period apartment. The private balcony and communal garden add valuable outside space, while the high ceilings and sash windows give the home genuine character. With a long lease, peppercorn ground rent and no onward chain, the practical side of the purchase is equally appealing.

Property Details Long Lease - 153 years remaining. Service Charge is £1,500 per annum (but may vary every year) Ground Rent is Peppercorn EPC Band C Council Tax Band E Charge is £2699 per annum

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