Harringay, Haringey - So Good they Spelt it Twice!
New Build two-bed House on Hewitt Goes to Market at £800,000
The new build two-bed on Hewitt has just gone to market at a shade under £800,000. I'm very happy to have this s a new neighbour rather than another mock-Victortian. I had a look round a few weeks ago. It's a nice place.
Details at www.rightmove.co.uk/new-homes-for-sale/property-54463738.html
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Permalink Reply by Justin Guest on
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Wow. It looks great I have to say. Amazing what you can do with an old garage space (it was a garage, wasn't it?).
Where will the bins go???
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Permalink Reply by John McMullan on
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Look at what they're doing at the bottom of Frobisher Rd and weep. Oh and further along Willoughby Rd the destruction of the old CAB building by Paul Simon is complete.
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Permalink Reply by Hugh on
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There are three small outside spaces, so I don't think there'll be a problem.
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Permalink Reply by Andrew Stillman on
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looks like a nice place.
prefer your picture to the agent's one, hugh!
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Permalink Reply by 0n59eal4meshz on
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First impressions?!!! Hampstead-style, closed aspect, shut out the world! What's the point of the wall? OTOH quality interior.
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Permalink Reply by Geraldine on
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I do like it even though it reminds me a little of the post-war prefabs on, I think, Frobisher Road [back to the future ha ha]. Nice use of second-hand London stocks. Agree absolutely about the mock Victorians.
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Permalink Reply by TTTH on
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Loads of these "infill"/ back garden sites are coming into planning dept's at the mo. I am interested in people's point of view on design - do you think that the wall at the front should be lower to allow natural surveillance and be more integrated into the street?
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The wall is the original garden wall. If it was taken down you wouldn't be able to surveil very much since there are only high level strip windows and a front door, apart from a side garden and a bin area.
Arguably since an old wall is being left in situ, I don't think I have an issue. If a new barrier had been erected, I might (or might not) feel differently.
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Hugh, there was another one of these posted on the website recently, maybe be yourself - still doing some research in another borough - can you help? Many thanks
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Just examples of backland development which the above would be classed as - planning app no's etc would be great
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The infill semi-detached at the top end of Umfreville is now externally complete and will have a garden wall over which complete surveillance will be possible but will be utterly unsatisfying*.
*Since no-one's living there, the speed of building (18 months and counting) is so slow that it looks like an 'on spec' development, and the internal works aren't finished, I don't think I'm insulting anyone's current residence.
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