Characterful two-bedroom flat, long lease and great connections to Crouch Hill and Harringay stations.
First-floor period conversion with high ceilings and original cornicing
Set on the first floor of a handsome period conversion, this two-bedroom flat combines classic Victorian character with bright contemporary living. The large, south-west facing reception benefits from high ceilings, original cornicing and a feature fireplace, while a dual-aspect eat-in kitchen leads directly to a private balcony — a useful outdoor spot for morning coffee.
The apartment is chain-free and comes with a long lease of 153 years, providing security for buyers. The layout suits first-time buyers or couples seeking a comfortable home close to transport: Crouch Hill station is 0.3 miles away and Harringay station 0.5 miles, with easy bus links to Finsbury Park.
Practical considerations: the building is a solid-brick conversion from the early 1900s and there is no confirmed modern wall insulation. The service charge is £1,206.45 (2025–26) and the property has a single bathroom. Overall size is average at 692 sq ft — generous reception and bedrooms but modest secondary spaces.
Location is a clear strength: Crouch End’s cafés, shops and parks are within easy walking distance, and several well-regarded primary and secondary schools are nearby. This flat offers a blend of period charm, practical transport links and straightforward ownership for a buyer happy to accept some older-building characteristics.