Large period home with garden and strong transport links for families.
- Spacious 1,245 sq ft Victorian mid‑terrace with high ceilings
- Two double bedrooms and one four‑piece family bathroom
- South‑east facing garden, approx 16' x 19', good morning sun
- Lower ground dining room flows to kitchen and garden access
- Original period features: sash windows, shutters, fireplace
- Solid brick walls likely uninsulated; energy upgrades advised
- Double glazing installed before 2002; potential replacement needed
- Council tax is expensive for the area
This spacious two-bedroom Victorian mid-terrace in Barnsbury balances original period charm with practical family living. High ceilings, sash windows, original shutters and a traditional fireplace create character-filled reception spaces, while the lower ground floor provides an ideal entertaining area flowing to a south‑east facing garden for morning sun and al fresco dining.
The principal bedroom is bright and generous with built-in storage, and an adjacent four‑piece family bathroom adds practicality for growing households. The lower ground dining room and galley kitchen give direct garden access; a handy storage room plus front patio add useful utility and outdoor space in a compact urban plot.
Energy performance reflects the house’s age: solid brick walls likely lack insulation and the double glazing appears dated, so upgrading insulation and windows would improve comfort and running costs. Council tax is expensive for the area. The property is freehold, well connected by tube and bus routes, and sits within a conservation area close to Arlington Square, local cafés, shops and good schools — a strong location for families wanting inner‑city life with quieter streets thanks to the Local Traffic Neighbourhood.
Overall this is a large, characterful home with scope to modernise and improve energy efficiency. It suits buyers seeking a period property with usable outdoor space and excellent transport, prepared to invest in targeted upgrades to maximise comfort and value.