2 bed Flat For Sale £800,000
Bohemian retro two-bedroom property with two terraces in the heart of De Beauvoir.
Mortimer Road notoriety became a national story by the antics of one Mr. William Lyttle, aka the "Mole Man" who spent 40 years digging tunnels under his house at the junction of Mortimer Road and Stamford Road, which has now been transformed into an iconic architectural masterpiece by David Adjaye.
This fab maisonette on Mortimer Road, discreetly set back from the road and accessed via a secure black metal gate. Spread over three floors with the staircase running through the middle. The first floor is currently arranged with a bedroom/office with French doors leading to a pretty east facing roof terrace, and a kitchen and bathroom opposite. As you reach the Second floor there is an additional double bedroom and reception room.
Taking the ladder to the roof terrace that spans the length and width of the property. With an amazing London skyline of De Beauvoir chimney posts, St Peters Church, with the contrast of the city skyline in the backdrop, this is perfect place to enjoy a Pimm’s on a summer evening or watch the New Year’s Eve fireworks.
Mortimer Road is located a stones throw away from the desirable De Beauvoir Square. Ask any local what their favourite local hangout is and some of places will include The Scolt Head pub, The De Beauvoir Deli, Hectors Wine Bar, or Bread and Butter café. For the more adventurous, the delights of Dalston and Haggerston are only five minutes a further afield, while both Islington and Shoreditch are easily accessible by the nearby Overground stations and numerous buses. Access to the canal is also within a five-minute walk where you have the dilemma of choosing to stroll to Broadway Market and Victoria park in one direction, or Kings Cross and Camden the other direction.
Mortimer Road notoriety became a national story by the antics of one Mr. William Lyttle, aka the "Mole Man" who spent 40 years digging tunnels under his house at the junction of Mortimer Road and Stamford Road, which has now been transformed into an iconic architectural masterpiece by David Adjaye.
This fab maisonette on Mortimer Road, discreetly set back from the road and accessed via a secure black metal gate. Spread over three floors with the staircase running through the middle. The first floor is currently arranged with a bedroom/office with French doors leading to a pretty east facing roof terrace, and a kitchen and bathroom opposite. As you reach the Second floor there is an additional double bedroom and reception room.
Taking the ladder to the roof terrace that spans the length and width of the property. With an amazing London skyline of De Beauvoir chimney posts, St Peters Church, with the contrast of the city skyline in the backdrop, this is perfect place to enjoy a Pimm’s on a summer evening or watch the New Year’s Eve fireworks.
Mortimer Road is located a stones throw away from the desirable De Beauvoir Square. Ask any local what their favourite local hangout is and some of places will include The Scolt Head pub, The De Beauvoir Deli, Hectors Wine Bar, or Bread and Butter café. For the more adventurous, the delights of Dalston and Haggerston are only five minutes a further afield, while both Islington and Shoreditch are easily accessible by the nearby Overground stations and numerous buses. Access to the canal is also within a five-minute walk where you have the dilemma of choosing to stroll to Broadway Market and Victoria park in one direction, or Kings Cross and Camden the other direction.
