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Victoria Road, Stroud Green N4
To rent
£1,800 pcm£415 pw

Victoria Road, Stroud Green N4 3AR

1bedroom
1bathroom
Flattype
484sq ft
Unfurnishedfurnishing

Listed 12 Oct 2026 · Haringey

How the price compares

This home£1,800 pcm
Median 1 bed in N4£2,000 pcm13 homes listed
Difference-10%below the area median

Key features

  • Sunny one bed apartment in Stroud Green (N4)
  • Bright reception with leafy views
  • Separate kitchen with dishwasher
  • Steps from Max's, London's most famous sandwich shop
  • 0.3 miles to Crouch Hill Station / 0.6 miles to Finsbury Park Station
  • Un Furnished

About this home

Light-filled, beautifully kept and set on a leafy Stroud Green street, this first-floor one bedroom flat makes a brilliant first London home or an easy, grown-up base for city living. Every room is a generous size, with both the reception and bedroom stretching over 14ft. Wide windows look out into the treetops, giving the whole flat a calm, bright feel that's lovely to come home to. Add a separate kitchen, plenty of built-in storage and communal gardens behind the block and you have a home that's as practical as it is pleasant. Then there's the location: a short stroll to the pubs, cafés and restaurants of Stroud Green Road and Crouch Hill, with two stations within easy walking distance. The reception room is a lovely, sociable space, with room for a full-size sofa and armchairs as well as a proper desk for working from home. A wide picture window looks straight into the branches of the street trees, giving you a soft green outlook through the summer months and plenty of daylight all year round. Light oak-effect laminate flooring runs through the living spaces, keeping everything fresh and easy to look after. The kitchen is a separate room, which is ideal if you'd rather keep cooking and relaxing apart. Glossy white cabinetry with long brushed-steel bar handles wraps around two walls, set against a dark speckled worktop and a warm sandstone-effect tiled splashback, while frosted-glass wall cabinets add a lighter touch. There's a stainless steel built-in oven with a gas hob and sleek chimney extractor above, plus an Indesit washing machine and dishwasher already in place. Pale stone-effect floor tiles and a bank of windows over the sink keep the room bright, so even the washing up comes with a view. The bedroom is a comfortable double with room for a king-size bed, a full-height wardrobe and a chest of drawers besides. Like the living room, it looks out over the trees, which makes for calm and gentle mornings. The bathroom is crisp and clean, finished in white wall tiles with contrasting slate-grey floor tiles. It comes with a full-size bath, a wall-hung basin with a chrome towel bar, a close-coupled WC and a chrome heated towel rail, along with a mirrored cabinet for all your bits and pieces. A frosted window keeps it airy yet private. Storage is a real strength here, with built-in cupboards in the hallway and kitchen plus a separate cupboard by the front door for coats, cases and the hoover. Out back, the communal gardens offer lawns, picnic benches and a fenced children's play area – a pleasant spot for lunch in the sun. The Neighbourhood: Stroud Green Victoria Road sits between Stroud Green Road in N4 and the foot of Crouch Hill, so you're never short of somewhere to go. The Old Dairy, a much-loved pub set in a beautifully restored Victorian dairy building, is just around the corner, while Max's Sandwich Shop on Crouch Hill serves some of London's most talked-about sandwiches. The Goods Office on Ferme Park Road is an independent all-day spot for coffee, brunch or an evening glass of wine, with Pizzeria Pappagone on Stroud Green Road a neighbourhood favourite for relaxed dinners. For fresh air, the Parkland Walk is close by – a former railway line turned nature reserve, that winds its way towards Highgate. Crouch Hill Station on the Overground's Suffragette line is a few minutes' walk away, while Finsbury Park Station, served by the Piccadilly, Victoria and Great Northern/Thameslink lines, puts the City, Kings Cross and West End within easy reach.

EPC Rating: C

Reception Room 3.2m x 4.4m

Bedroom 2.9m x 4.4m

Kitchen 3.3m x 2.9m

Property details

Property type
Flat
Size
484 sq ft / 45 sq m
Council tax band
B
Furnishing
Unfurnished
Available from
09/11/2026
Deposit
£2,076
Tenancy
Long term
Garden
Communal garden
Heating
Gas central
Broadband
FTTC (fibre to the cabinet)
Electricity
Mains supply
Water
Mains supply

Floorplan

First Floor

Location

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  • Crouch Hill Station0.2 mi
  • Finsbury Park Station0.5 mi
  • Harringay Station0.5 mi

What nearby homes sold for

Median sold prices in N4 over the last 12 months: flat £519k · terraced £1.07m · semi-detached £2.35m · detached £2.6m.

AddressTypeSoldPrice
Flat C, 24, Victoria Road
London N4 3SQ
Flat
Leasehold
27 Aug 2026£520,000
86 Victoria Road
London N4 3SW
Other
Freehold
10 Jun 2026£44,000
2 Victoria Road
London N4 3SQ
Flat
Leasehold
9 Apr 2026£445,000
First And Second Floor Flat, 6, Victoria Road
London N4 3SQ
Other
Leasehold
9 Jan 2026£909,000
Flat 8, Old Church Court, Victoria Road
London N4 3SN
Flat
Leasehold
30 Jun 2025£585,000
Flat 1, 7, Victoria Road
London N4 3SH
Flat
Leasehold
18 Jun 2025£809,000
Flat B, 24, Victoria Road
London N4 3SQ
Flat
Leasehold
27 Mar 2025£515,000
Flat 22, Hutton Court, Victoria Road
London N4 3AR
Flat
Leasehold
8 Nov 2024£475,000
55b, Victoria Road
London N4 3SN
Flat
Leasehold
1 Nov 2024£439,670
Flat 1, 58, Victoria Road
London N4 3SL
Flat
Leasehold
17 Sept 2024£735,000

Contains HM Land Registry data © Crown copyright and database right 2026. Licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. All sales in N4

Renting costs

Typical income needed£54,000a year, at 30 times the monthly rent
Holding deposit cap£415one week's rent
Tenancy deposit cap£2,077five weeks' rent

Caps follow the Tenant Fees Act 2019 (England). Referencing rules vary by agent; Scotland and Wales have their own rules.

Listed by Davies & Davies, Finsbury Park on Rightmove (original listing). First listed 12 Oct 2026; details checked 7 Nov 2026. Latest change: added on 12/10/2026.

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Agent disclaimer

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