About the Property
Sit in the bay window of this chain free one bedroom first-floor flat and you’re level with the canopy of the plane trees that line Hanley Road. That leafy outlook sets the tone for a Victorian conversion with its period character intact. Original floorboards run underfoot, the timber shutter casings still frame the bay and tall sash windows draw in plenty of light. This is a warm, characterful home with good bones.
The reception room faces the front of the house, with its bay window filling the space with light. The original panelled pine shutter casings are a lovely detail and wide stripped floorboards in a rich honey coloured wood are finished with deep timber skirting. Built-in alcove shelving gives you a home for books and records and there’s room for a sofa as well as a dining table in the bay, so supper comes with a view of the treetops.
At the back, the kitchen is cheerful and practical. Butcher block worktops sit above white cabinetry, set off by a deep plum tiled splashback. A range-style gas cooker will please anyone who likes to cook properly. A tall sash window looks out over greenery, with space beside it for a bistro table and two chairs.
The bathroom has a full-sized bath with a shower over and a glass screen. Bands of turquoise and cobalt mosaic run through the white tiling. Above the pedestal basin, a panel of sea-green glazed tiles features a fish motif.
The bedroom sits at the front beside the reception, with a tall sash window overlooking the trees.
The Neighbourhood: Stroud Green
Hanley Road is a quiet, tree-lined residential street on the Stroud Green side of N4. The Stapleton Tavern on Crouch Hill is the local of choice, known for its board game and quiz nights and Sunday roasts. Stroud Green Road brings a lively mix of independent cafés, shops and restaurants, while Crouch End’s boutiques are just up the hill.
Crouch Hill Station on the Suffragette line is around 0.3 miles away. Finsbury Park Station, with Victoria, Piccadilly and Great Northern services, is within walking distance too.
- 1 bedroom first floor flat
- Additional office room
- Offered chain free
- Separate kitchen
- Original wood flooring
- 0.6 miles to Finsbury Park Station
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About the Property
Sit in the bay window of this chain free one bedroom first-floor flat and you’re level with the canopy of the plane trees that line Hanley Road. That leafy outlook sets the tone for a Victorian conversion with its period character intact. Original floorboards run underfoot, the timber shutter casings still frame the bay and tall sash windows draw in plenty of light. This is a warm, characterful home with good bones.
The reception room faces the front of the house, with its bay window filling the space with light. The original panelled pine shutter casings are a lovely detail and wide stripped floorboards in a rich honey coloured wood are finished with deep timber skirting. Built-in alcove shelving gives you a home for books and records and there’s room for a sofa as well as a dining table in the bay, so supper comes with a view of the treetops.
At the back, the kitchen is cheerful and practical. Butcher block worktops sit above white cabinetry, set off by a deep plum tiled splashback. A range-style gas cooker will please anyone who likes to cook properly. A tall sash window looks out over greenery, with space beside it for a bistro table and two chairs.
The bathroom has a full-sized bath with a shower over and a glass screen. Bands of turquoise and cobalt mosaic run through the white tiling. Above the pedestal basin, a panel of sea-green glazed tiles features a fish motif.
The bedroom sits at the front beside the reception, with a tall sash window overlooking the trees.
The Neighbourhood: Stroud Green
Hanley Road is a quiet, tree-lined residential street on the Stroud Green side of N4. The Stapleton Tavern on Crouch Hill is the local of choice, known for its board game and quiz nights and Sunday roasts. Stroud Green Road brings a lively mix of independent cafés, shops and restaurants, while Crouch End’s boutiques are just up the hill.
Crouch Hill Station on the Suffragette line is around 0.3 miles away. Finsbury Park Station, with Victoria, Piccadilly and Great Northern services, is within walking distance too.
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