About the Property
Tucked away on a quiet residential street in Hornsey, this one-bedroom apartment sits within an attractive period conversion and comes with the added advantage of a share of freehold – a detail that’s as practical as it is increasingly hard to find.
The living space is bright and well proportioned, with large windows pulling in natural light and giving the room an easy, settled feel. It’s a space that works without trying too hard – comfortable enough for everyday living, but with enough presence to host when you want to. The sizeable kitchen sits separately, neatly arranged with plenty of storage and attractive chunky wooden worktops.
The neutrally decorated bedroom is generously proportioned with original sash windows and a fitted blackout blind. The bathroom has been beautifully designed with gorgeous monochrome patterned floor tiles paired with classic white subway tiles and contrasting dark grouting. A full-sized bath and overhead shower., heated towel rail and an original arched window all feature in this lovely bathroom.
A solid, well-balanced home that you can move straight into – whether as a first purchase or something to hold onto long term.
On your doorstep:
Cornwall Road is a peaceful, residential street. Crouch End is close by for cafés, restaurants and a more village-like feel, while Stroud Green offers both green space, award-winning pubs and brilliant theatre – plus strong transport links. It’s a part of Inner North London that has a bit of everything.
Situated next to Parkland Walk, a nature reserve that stretches between Finsbury Park and Highgate and a short walk from the park itself, you’re spoiled for green spaces! We’d recommend a Saturday spent getting breakfast from The Goods Office before ambling up to The Brave Sir Robin for a pint of craft beer and a game of cards. Walk it off in Finsbury Park, perhaps having a quick whizz around the boating lake, before heading to Max’s Sandwich Shop for a late lunch – then roll home happy!
- One-bedroom converted flat
- Share of freehold
- Bright reception room
- Well-proportioned double bedroom
- Quiet residential location
- 0.5 miles from Hornsey railway station
EPC
About the Property
Tucked away on a quiet residential street in Hornsey, this one-bedroom apartment sits within an attractive period conversion and comes with the added advantage of a share of freehold – a detail that’s as practical as it is increasingly hard to find.
The living space is bright and well proportioned, with large windows pulling in natural light and giving the room an easy, settled feel. It’s a space that works without trying too hard – comfortable enough for everyday living, but with enough presence to host when you want to. The sizeable kitchen sits separately, neatly arranged with plenty of storage and attractive chunky wooden worktops.
The neutrally decorated bedroom is generously proportioned with original sash windows and a fitted blackout blind. The bathroom has been beautifully designed with gorgeous monochrome patterned floor tiles paired with classic white subway tiles and contrasting dark grouting. A full-sized bath and overhead shower., heated towel rail and an original arched window all feature in this lovely bathroom.
A solid, well-balanced home that you can move straight into – whether as a first purchase or something to hold onto long term.
On your doorstep:
Cornwall Road is a peaceful, residential street. Crouch End is close by for cafés, restaurants and a more village-like feel, while Stroud Green offers both green space, award-winning pubs and brilliant theatre – plus strong transport links. It’s a part of Inner North London that has a bit of everything.
Situated next to Parkland Walk, a nature reserve that stretches between Finsbury Park and Highgate and a short walk from the park itself, you’re spoiled for green spaces! We’d recommend a Saturday spent getting breakfast from The Goods Office before ambling up to The Brave Sir Robin for a pint of craft beer and a game of cards. Walk it off in Finsbury Park, perhaps having a quick whizz around the boating lake, before heading to Max’s Sandwich Shop for a late lunch – then roll home happy!
Floorplan
