- Grade II listed +
- Overlooking Myddelton Square +
- End of terrace +
- Private garden +
- Roof terrace +
- Separate garage +
- EPC Rating = D +
A unique Georgian house on one of north-east London's most sought after garden squares.
Description
A rare opportunity to acquire an exceptional Georgian residence on one of north east London’s most prestigious garden squares.
A perfectly positioned corner house at the end of the terrace, this elegant family home combines classic period character with the practical luxury of a private garage and side access, both uncommon features in this sought after area.
Arranged over five impressive floors, the ground and lower ground levels provide an inviting kitchen and breakfast room, formal dining room, library, study, utility area, and an additional reception room or bedroom. These floors open onto a mature, south facing rear garden, creating a wonderful flow between indoor and outdoor living.
The upper levels comprise three generous bedrooms, two well appointed bathrooms, and a magnificent double reception room. With its high ceilings, intricate period detailing, and large sash windows, this space enjoys abundant natural light and glorious views across the tranquil central gardens of Myddelton Square. The garden provides a private retreat perfect for alfresco dining.
The house also benefits from ample built in storage and offers flexibility to reconfigure the layout to suit a growing family’s needs. The rear garden leads to a secure garage with side access via a private shutter.
Location
Myddelton Square is one of the most sought-after addresses in EC1. As Clerkenwell’s largest garden square, closed to through traffic, its houses dating from the 1820s offer unparalleled peace and tranquillity a short walk from the City of London.
There are superb transport links, with easy access to Angel (0.2 miles), King’s Cross (0.8 miles) and Farringdon (1 mile) stations. Heathrow, Gatwick, and Luton airports are directly accessible from Farringdon on the Elizabeth Line and the Thameslink, while St Pancras Station’s Eurostar terminal (0.9 miles) offers links to continental Europe. There are also frequent buses to nearby Covent Garden and the West End.
Both Exmouth Market (0.5 miles) and Upper Street (0.3 miles) are close, offering a great vibrant selection of restaurants, bars and shops. Sadler's Wells Theatre is situated immediately behind the Square (0.2 miles) and the Almeida Theatre is also just a short distance away on Upper Street (0.9 miles). The Square adjoins the historic New River Head waterworks (0.3 miles), now housing the Quentin Blake Centre for Illustration (opening in 2026).