Spacious Victorian maisonette with private west-facing garden and skyline views, moments from Highbury Barn..
Bright, newly renovated 1,080 sq ft split-level maisonette
Large private west-facing garden and unofficial west balcony
Principal bedroom with built-in and eaves storage, skyline views
Flexible third room/study — good work-from-home potential
One bathroom only; may be limiting for families
Leasehold: 89 years remaining; ground rent reported £10
Service charge c.£1,256 (average); council tax moderate
Victorian solid-brick construction; wall insulation unknown
Set across two light-filled levels on one of Highbury Hill’s most desirable roads, this newly renovated Victorian upper maisonette blends original proportions with contemporary finishes. High ceilings and large windows maximise the 1,080 sq ft, creating airy living spaces ideal for family life or a professional couple who need a home office.
The well-appointed kitchen opens into a social living area while the principal bedroom occupies the top floor and enjoys built-in and eaves storage plus views towards the London skyline. A second double bedroom and a flexible third room/study give genuine layout adaptability; there is one bathroom serving the apartment. A private storage cupboard at ground-floor level is useful for bikes and prams.
Outside, a large private share of west-facing garden and an unofficial west-facing balcony provide rare outdoor space for dining, play and evening sun — a key asset in central London. Transport links are excellent (Arsenal station c.5 minutes), and strong local schools and the cafés of Highbury Barn make this an attractive family location.
Important practical points: the property is leasehold with 89 years remaining, a modest ground rent (reported £10) and an average service charge of c.£1,256. The building is solid-brick Victorian with assumed no cavity insulation in the walls, and the double-glazing install date is unknown. There is no flood risk recorded.