Pleshey Road, London, N7 0RA

Set on Pleshey Road, this beautifully presented two bedroom garden flat offers approximately 973 sq ft of thoughtfully designed accommodation, combining original period character with a striking architect designed rear extension.

The property has an unusually calm and private feel throughout. To the front are two well proportioned bedrooms, both recently carpeted, with the principal bedroom benefiting from excellent bespoke storage, original style sash windows and fitted shutters.

The bathroom was completely renovated in 2023 and has been designed with a luxurious, hotel inspired feel. Mandarin Stone tiles sit alongside Chatsworth fittings, a freestanding Drench bath, walk in shower with seating and carefully considered Pooky lighting.

Moving through the property, the accommodation opens into an impressive extended living space where original exposed brickwork is balanced by more contemporary architectural detailing. Designed by a previous architect owner, the extension was created to maximise natural light and establish a strong visual connection through the home towards the garden.

The main reception room features underfloor heating and bespoke fitted cabinetry, including an integrated home office, while full width bi fold doors open directly onto the garden.

Outside, the private garden is one of the home’s defining features. Framed by mature planting and original brick walls, it feels wonderfully secluded and provides an ideal setting for entertaining, relaxing or simply enjoying the doors open on warmer days.

The location is also exceptionally well connected, with the Northern Line around a five minute walk away and Kentish Town Thameslink approximately 12 minutes away, providing direct services towards St Pancras, Farringdon and Gatwick. Hampstead Heath, Primrose Hill and Parliament Hill are also all within approximately a 20 minute walk.

A stylish and characterful home offering an unusual combination of space, privacy, architectural interest and outdoor living within easy reach of central London.