Four double bedrooms and two bathrooms across three floors
Short walk to Upper Holloway Overground and Archway Underground
Period features: high ceilings, bay windows, original cornicing
Small south‑east facing rear garden; limited outdoor space
Chain free freehold sale — straightforward purchase
Double glazing installed before 2002; likely energy upgrades needed
Solid brick walls with no assumed insulation; refurbishment potential
Local crime above average; council tax described as expensive
A roomy Victorian mid-terrace offering four double bedrooms and two bathrooms across three floors — a practical family home with period character. High ceilings, bay windows and original cornicing give the principal rooms charm, while the layout includes an interconnecting lounge/dining room, fitted kitchen, utility area and guest WC for everyday family life.
The property sits on a residential turning a short walk from Upper Holloway Overground and Archway Underground, with Holloway Road’s shops, cafés and schools within easy reach. A small rear garden faces south‑east and provides a private outdoor space; the house is sold chain free on freehold title, simplifying purchase for owner‑occupiers.
The house will suit families looking for space and character who are willing to update and personalise. Fixtures and décor are basic and would benefit from modernisation; the solid brick walls likely lack insulation and double glazing dates from before 2002, so energy‑efficiency improvement works should be expected. Council tax is described as expensive and local crime levels are above average — practical considerations for buyers.
Overall this is a well‑located Victorian townhouse with good room sizes and strong scope to add value through careful refurbishment and insulation upgrades. It’s a sensible option for families seeking more space within easy reach of central transport links, or investors targeting rental demand from established renting families in the area.
