1 bed Flat For Rent £1,700
Property Reference: 676260.
Key features
A beautiful ground floor 1-bed period featured flat with a sunny private secluded garden. This very large bright and airy flat is located in a nice leafy area with welcoming surroundings. Only minutes away from the heart of Crouch End. Perfect for a single person or a couple. Prime location within minutes from Hornsey Station or short bus ride to Finsbury Park tube.
Features
Boring but important bits...
More about Crouch End:
Tucked away in a valley in the hills surrounding north London, Crouch End feels like a place apart, and with no Tube or railway station close to the town centre, it cultivates this sense of isolation which is a large part of its charm.
Crouch End has a mixture of period Victorian and Edwardian houses, good state schools, and a Broadway, full of busy independent shops attracting an arty and creative crowd.
Actors such as Simon Pegg, who shot cult movie Shaun Of The Dead in the streets of Crouch End.
Crouch End was considered the poor relation of nearby Highgate and Muswell Hill. Prices are still cheaper in Crouch End but poor it is not - when Woolworths closed it was snapped up and reopened by upmarket Waitrose; when Muswell Hill's Woolworths shut it opened up as a pound shop. The new picture has recently open too.
It is also the location of one of London's most bizarre urban myths. The story goes that Bob Dylan came looking for his friend Dave Stewart of Eurythmics fame, but knocked on the wrong door. Dylan asked for Dave, but Dave the plumber who lived there was on a call; his wife asked him to wait and made him a cup of tea. Dave the plumber returned to find Bob Dylan drinking tea in his living room.
Life and culture
Shops and restaurants: The clock tower and the listed Art Deco Hornsey Town Hall are landmarks in the bustling town centre. As well as the new Waitrose, there is a Thorntons and a Budgens which stocks local produce and has a bike home delivery service. Old-fashioned high street shopping includes the long-standing baker, Dunn's; two butchers, a fishmonger and a greengrocer.
Open Spaces: Crouch End is blessed with plenty of green space. Priory Park has a Green Flag award. Alexandra Park marks the northern boundary.
Summary & Exclusions:
- Rent Amount: £1,700.00 per month (£392.31 per week)
- Deposit / Bond: £1,176.92
- 1 Bedrooms
- 1 Bathrooms
- Property comes unfurnished
- Available to move in from 01 October, 2021
- Minimum tenancy term is 12 months
- Maximum number of tenants is 2
- No Students
- Pets considered / by arrangement
- No Smokers
- Not Suitable for Families / Children
- Bills not included
- No Parking Available
- Property has garden access
- Property has fireplace
- EPC Rating: D
If calling, please quote reference: 676260
Fees:
You will not be charged any admin fees.
** Contact today to book a viewing and have the landlord show you round! **
Request Details form responded to 24/7, with phone bookings available 9am-9pm, 7 days a week.
OpenRent endeavours to make all property particulars as accurate and reliable as possible, however if you require any further clarification or information please contact us. When applying for a tenancy using the Rent Now process, you will be required to pay one month's rent and any deposit before moving in. This will be paid to OpenRent and released to the landlord once you have moved in. With OpenRent there are no administration fees to pay.
Property Reference six hundred and seventy-six thousand two hundred and sixty
Key features
- Rent Direct from a Local Landlord who lives 5 min Away
- Cat or (Small Well Behaved) Dog Friendly Flat
- Private Secluded and Secure Garden
- Beautiful Edwardian Ground Floor Flat
- Centrally Located to Crouch End
- Recently Decorated
A beautiful ground floor 1-bed period featured flat with a sunny private secluded garden. This very large bright and airy flat is located in a nice leafy area with welcoming surroundings. Only minutes away from the heart of Crouch End. Perfect for a single person or a couple. Prime location within minutes from Hornsey Station or short bus ride to Finsbury Park tube.
Features
- This is a home to rent not a flat to rent...
- The reason why it is a home and not a flat is that I welcome you to put up your pictures and personalise it even with your colours if you wish
- Spacious 17ft Long Reception Room with Decorative Fireplace- Which provides the cosy visual glow of embers & crackling sounds in the evenings all by remote control!
- Shower and bath- good water pressure for a decent shower
- Secluded Private Sole Use of 60ft South East Facing Rear Garden- so you have morning sun and evening sun in the garden
- Large Garden Decking Area and Storage - With warm glow LED decking lights to add to the ambience at night
- Cat Flap- Yes cats allowed
- Ample Storage Space in a Well Lit Dry Cellar- You should never run out of space to store your belongings safely
- John Lewis Washer Dryer- No need to dry clothes on radiators
- Large front sash windows- a great area for workspace/dining with loads of light
- The home is well set back from the road and has an elevated position- increasing the privacy aspect
- Quiet Residential Location- a peaceful area with tranquil surroundings
- Great Public Transport Connections- Hornsey Station is only a few mins walk
- Large Fully Fitted Wardrobes With Internal Lighting- So you can actually find your clothes and shoes easily
- Peaceful Rear Aspect Double Bedroom- The quality of your sleep is important in a flat! (Tip: Always ask the question of what room is above the bedroom in any flat). Of course you can pay for a flat that is £20/30pw cheaper but what's the point if you can't sleep because of noisy neighbours
- Gas Central Heating Throughout- Remarkably warm
- Dishwasher- A must in any flat
- Garden Door Canopy- so you can actually sit outside and enjoy the sound of the rain without getting wet
- Stylish Neff Stainless Steel Cooking Appliances- Space saving 'slide under' oven and integrated microwave to free up valuable worktop space
- Cooker Hood Extracting Externally- So no cooking smells will linger in the flat no matter how nice they might be!
- Only a few minutes walk to Bustling Broadway-You can even hear the clock tower chime
- Charismatic Edwardian Conversion- Character features with stylish chandeliers to add charm
- High Ceilings with Characterful Coving- To give you the sense of space
- Garden Storage Shed- Even more storage space again
- New Bathroom with Underfloor Heating- Takes the chill off the floor in Autumn/Winter/Spring
- Ooooodles of Character with Original Tiled Flooring in the entrance hallway
- Visible External adt Alarms for Extra Deterrence- Which is very important for all ground floor properties
- Secure Bike Storage Shed for up to 3 Bikes in Front Garden- Important to keep your bikes safe while you are asleep and have easy access to them or even more secure storage space if you don't have enough already!
- Ideally suited to a working single/couple who need a space to work from home if needed and have access to outside space away from Zooming!
- Well kept communal hallway- feels like a home as soon as you open the main entrance door
- Flexible floor layout- so you can decide what suits your lifestyle (3D plan)
Boring but important bits...
- EPC rating D
- Gas and Electricity £35 per month
- Council Tax (Band C) £125 per month
- Water rate approx. £30 per month
More about Crouch End:
Tucked away in a valley in the hills surrounding north London, Crouch End feels like a place apart, and with no Tube or railway station close to the town centre, it cultivates this sense of isolation which is a large part of its charm.
Crouch End has a mixture of period Victorian and Edwardian houses, good state schools, and a Broadway, full of busy independent shops attracting an arty and creative crowd.
Actors such as Simon Pegg, who shot cult movie Shaun Of The Dead in the streets of Crouch End.
Crouch End was considered the poor relation of nearby Highgate and Muswell Hill. Prices are still cheaper in Crouch End but poor it is not - when Woolworths closed it was snapped up and reopened by upmarket Waitrose; when Muswell Hill's Woolworths shut it opened up as a pound shop. The new picture has recently open too.
It is also the location of one of London's most bizarre urban myths. The story goes that Bob Dylan came looking for his friend Dave Stewart of Eurythmics fame, but knocked on the wrong door. Dylan asked for Dave, but Dave the plumber who lived there was on a call; his wife asked him to wait and made him a cup of tea. Dave the plumber returned to find Bob Dylan drinking tea in his living room.
Life and culture
Shops and restaurants: The clock tower and the listed Art Deco Hornsey Town Hall are landmarks in the bustling town centre. As well as the new Waitrose, there is a Thorntons and a Budgens which stocks local produce and has a bike home delivery service. Old-fashioned high street shopping includes the long-standing baker, Dunn's; two butchers, a fishmonger and a greengrocer.
Open Spaces: Crouch End is blessed with plenty of green space. Priory Park has a Green Flag award. Alexandra Park marks the northern boundary.
Summary & Exclusions:
- Rent Amount: £1,700.00 per month (£392.31 per week)
- Deposit / Bond: £1,176.92
- 1 Bedrooms
- 1 Bathrooms
- Property comes unfurnished
- Available to move in from 01 October, 2021
- Minimum tenancy term is 12 months
- Maximum number of tenants is 2
- No Students
- Pets considered / by arrangement
- No Smokers
- Not Suitable for Families / Children
- Bills not included
- No Parking Available
- Property has garden access
- Property has fireplace
- EPC Rating: D
If calling, please quote reference: 676260
Fees:
You will not be charged any admin fees.
** Contact today to book a viewing and have the landlord show you round! **
Request Details form responded to 24/7, with phone bookings available 9am-9pm, 7 days a week.
OpenRent endeavours to make all property particulars as accurate and reliable as possible, however if you require any further clarification or information please contact us. When applying for a tenancy using the Rent Now process, you will be required to pay one month's rent and any deposit before moving in. This will be paid to OpenRent and released to the landlord once you have moved in. With OpenRent there are no administration fees to pay.
Property Reference six hundred and seventy-six thousand two hundred and sixty
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