Lordship Park, Stoke Newington, Hackney, London, N16 5UN

A beautifully proportioned two-bedroom apartment on the ground floor of an attractive double-fronted Victorian building in Stoke Newington. Combining generous living space, period character and direct access to wonderfully mature communal gardens, it offers a home that feels calm, connected and perfectly placed for Stoke Newington Church Street and Clissold Park.

INSIDE

Occupying almost 700 sq ft, the apartment has a wonderful sense of proportion throughout. High ceilings, original timber floorboards and large sash windows create bright, inviting spaces that retain all the character you would hope to find in a Victorian home.

The reception room sits to the front of the property, where a generous bay window floods the room with natural light, making it an ideal space to relax or entertain.

To the rear, the kitchen offers ample room for dining as well as cooking, creating a sociable heart to the home. Double doors open directly onto the beautifully maintained communal gardens, extending the living space outdoors during the warmer months.

There are two well-proportioned double bedrooms, each offering comfortable accommodation, alongside a smartly finished family bathroom.

OUTSIDE

One of the apartment's standout features is the expansive communal rear garden. Mature planting, established trees and peaceful seating areas create a wonderfully private setting that feels far removed from the city beyond. South-facing and wonderfully secluded, it becomes a genuine extension of the home throughout spring and summer.

NEIGHBOURHOOD & CONNECTIONS

Lordship Park is perfectly positioned. Close to Clissold Park and not far from Stoke Newington Church Street, with many of North London’s most popular independent cafés, restaurants, pubs and shops within easy reach. Stoke Newington is a hive of activity for foodies, with progressive dining destinations including Keralan restaurant Rasa while nearby Newington Green is home to long standing local favourite Perilla. Other local favourites include Escocesa, The Good Egg and Michelin recommendation The Clarence along with specialist independent bakers, butchers, fishmongers.

The open spaces of Clissold Park are a stone’s throw away with Abney Park and Hackney Downs also nearby.

Transport connections are excellent, with Stoke Newington and Rectory Road Overground stations both within walking distance, providing swift access to Liverpool Street. Manor House (Picadilly line) and Finsbury Park (Piccadilly and Victoria lines) Underground stations are also local and numerous bus routes also connect the area directly with the City, Shoreditch, Islington and the West End.