House For Sale £2,000,000
This attractive five-bedroom Victorian house is located within the Stroud Green conservation area, a few minutes' walk from Finsbury Park.
An impressive kitchen extension plays with light and volume, creating a sophisticated contrast to the beautifully preserved original features of this beautifully renovated Victorian home with a mature south-facing garden.
Upon entering, you will be greeted by a monochrome tiled hallway which leads to the kitchen and double-height dining extension. A skylight is set into an eco-roof, crittall windows and large french doors out to the garden bathing the voluminous space in natural light.
Marble-style worktops wrap around an island, dividing the kitchen and dining space. Tiled splashbacks complement the sleek avocado green cabinetry, gold brass finishes and integrated appliances to create a sleek and contemporary aesthetic featuring an oak panelled wall.
A double reception room sits front of the plan. Traditional cornicing and skirting is enhanced by contemporary finishes and bespoke joinery including herringbone wooden flooring throughout. By connecting the kitchen with the reception rooms, the ground floor becomes an expansive area with a direct sightline.
Off the hallway is a separate W/C with access to the property cellar, and a generously sized utility room/boot room with side access to the property.
On the first floor, there is a principal suite with a private balcony. The principal suite has a walk-in wardrobe which has been beautifully crafted and an en-suite bathroom completely lined with marble-style tiles. There is a further spacious second bedroom on the first floor of the property which is currently configured as a study.
There are three additional bedrooms on the second floor, which makes it an ideal place for a family with children or frequent guests. One of the bedrooms includes a built in wardrobe and a stylish and modern en suite shower room, while the remaining two share a similar-styled family bathroom. The house is well-equipped for with an abundance of additional storage space in the attic.
The garden has recently been installed with high-quality artificial grass that is pet and child friendly, and it is located in a secluded location shielded by mature trees. It is adjacent to the kitchen and has sufficient space for a dining table and chairs, blurring the boundary between the indoors and outdoors.
Victoria Road is located within the Stroud Green Conservation Area. Crouch End, Finsbury Park, and Highgate are all readily accessible. The nearby area has a number of highly regarded restaurants, including the excellent Big Jo bakery, Max's Sandwich Shop, Dotori, and the newly opened Someday.
The Faltering Fullback pub is a short walk away. Further offerings are available on Stroud Green Road, known for its organic shops, including Urban Native and Butler's Deli, an independent wine shop and delicatessen. Also nearby is the open expanse of Finsbury Park, and just to the north is Parkland Walk, a much-loved trail on a disused railway line that connects Finsbury Park to Highgate.
There are several excellent schools in the area; one of the main reasons for its popularity with families. Primary schools include Coleridge Primary School, Weston Park Primary School, Rokesly Junior School, the Catholic St Gilda's Junior School and St Aidan's Voluntary Controlled Primary in nearby Stroud Green. Crouch End also has some highly regarded secondary schools, including Hornsey School for Girls, Highgate Wood, and Greig City Academy to the north in Hornsey. In nearby Highgate is Channing School for Girls and Highgate School, one of the UK's leading co-educational independent schools.
There are a number of stations for transport nearby, including Harringay mainline station, Crouch Hill Overground station, and Finsbury Park for Victoria & Piccadilly Line Underground services and mainline trains.
Council Tax Band: G
An impressive kitchen extension plays with light and volume, creating a sophisticated contrast to the beautifully preserved original features of this beautifully renovated Victorian home with a mature south-facing garden.
Upon entering, you will be greeted by a monochrome tiled hallway which leads to the kitchen and double-height dining extension. A skylight is set into an eco-roof, crittall windows and large french doors out to the garden bathing the voluminous space in natural light.
Marble-style worktops wrap around an island, dividing the kitchen and dining space. Tiled splashbacks complement the sleek avocado green cabinetry, gold brass finishes and integrated appliances to create a sleek and contemporary aesthetic featuring an oak panelled wall.
A double reception room sits front of the plan. Traditional cornicing and skirting is enhanced by contemporary finishes and bespoke joinery including herringbone wooden flooring throughout. By connecting the kitchen with the reception rooms, the ground floor becomes an expansive area with a direct sightline.
Off the hallway is a separate W/C with access to the property cellar, and a generously sized utility room/boot room with side access to the property.
On the first floor, there is a principal suite with a private balcony. The principal suite has a walk-in wardrobe which has been beautifully crafted and an en-suite bathroom completely lined with marble-style tiles. There is a further spacious second bedroom on the first floor of the property which is currently configured as a study.
There are three additional bedrooms on the second floor, which makes it an ideal place for a family with children or frequent guests. One of the bedrooms includes a built in wardrobe and a stylish and modern en suite shower room, while the remaining two share a similar-styled family bathroom. The house is well-equipped for with an abundance of additional storage space in the attic.
The garden has recently been installed with high-quality artificial grass that is pet and child friendly, and it is located in a secluded location shielded by mature trees. It is adjacent to the kitchen and has sufficient space for a dining table and chairs, blurring the boundary between the indoors and outdoors.
Victoria Road is located within the Stroud Green Conservation Area. Crouch End, Finsbury Park, and Highgate are all readily accessible. The nearby area has a number of highly regarded restaurants, including the excellent Big Jo bakery, Max's Sandwich Shop, Dotori, and the newly opened Someday.
The Faltering Fullback pub is a short walk away. Further offerings are available on Stroud Green Road, known for its organic shops, including Urban Native and Butler's Deli, an independent wine shop and delicatessen. Also nearby is the open expanse of Finsbury Park, and just to the north is Parkland Walk, a much-loved trail on a disused railway line that connects Finsbury Park to Highgate.
There are several excellent schools in the area; one of the main reasons for its popularity with families. Primary schools include Coleridge Primary School, Weston Park Primary School, Rokesly Junior School, the Catholic St Gilda's Junior School and St Aidan's Voluntary Controlled Primary in nearby Stroud Green. Crouch End also has some highly regarded secondary schools, including Hornsey School for Girls, Highgate Wood, and Greig City Academy to the north in Hornsey. In nearby Highgate is Channing School for Girls and Highgate School, one of the UK's leading co-educational independent schools.
There are a number of stations for transport nearby, including Harringay mainline station, Crouch Hill Overground station, and Finsbury Park for Victoria & Piccadilly Line Underground services and mainline trains.
Council Tax Band: G
