• Numerous period features +
• Four floors +
• Garden and Roof Terrace +
• Close to Barnsbury Square +
• Good transport links +
• Barnsbury Conservation Area +
• Council Tax Band : G +

This bay fronted home sits at the end of a small terrace of similar properties leading to Barnsbury Square.

The house is arranged over four floors and offers flexible use of the space. Of note, is the unusual open plan and galleried reception, dining room and office area across the ground floor level. To the rear is a large eat-in kitchen with tiled floor and door leading out to the bright, West Facing garden. Four double bedrooms and the bathroom are arranged over the first and second floor. The large open plan principal bedroom at the top of the house has double doors that lead out to a roof terrace with fabulous views across London.
At the bottom of the house is a large utility room, pantry and vault all offering plenty of extra storage space.

There are plenty of original fixtures and fittings, including fireplaces and original wood floor. Importantly, the house is not listed so, subject to the usual approvals, there is the possibility to extend and convert.

Barnsbury Terrace is in the heart of The Barnsbury Conservation Area, to the west of Upper Street and Liverpool Road. It offers easy access to Angel or Highbury and Islington underground stations and Barnsbury Overground station.
Upper Street is a bustling and vibrant high street with many fabulous shops, bars, and bistros. We have the great Almeida Theatre, King’s head Theatre and Sadlers Wells in addition to the delightful Little Angel Theatre amongst many others. The Albion with its large garden, The Drapers Arms and The Tamil Prince offer award winning food and drinks. King’s Cross is also close by with the fabulous Granary Square, Coal Drops Yard and modern restaurants, whilst not forgetting the international hub for rapid transport to Europe.