N19 3BX

Sitting on a peaceful residential street, a one-bedroom home elevated by modern design. On the exterior, a traditional period bricked façade. Inside, contemporary style and sleek touches. Step inside to a smartly finished lounge, flooded with natural light through graceful sash windows, leading out to an ample balcony. The room is characterised by warm lighting and a thoughtful colour palette; wood floors delicately contrast with taupe fitted cupboards, providing oodles of storage space. Enter the hallway with plentiful concealed storage, onto the recently refurbished eat-in kitchen. It’s minimalist and fuss-free, with grey handleless cabinetry, duck-egg blue tiled splashback, and a solid worktop. Onto the master bedroom, it’s pared-back style strikes a calming tone in this light-filled space. It comfortably accommodates a super-king size bed and large double wardrobe. Finally, an oversized bathroom is immaculately finished with bathtub and separate shower, hiding a handy utility cupboard for washer and dryer. Hornsey Lane Estate is a safe, evergreen, well-maintained residential community, with outdoor gym, sports pitch and table tennis. Tenure: 125 year lease from 24th June 1990. Service Charges: £1,801.25 (per annum for 2023/24). This pays for a variety of items including block maintenance, building insurance, communal electricity, entry phone repairs, Estate repairs and maintenance, fire safety, Ground Rent (£10.00), management fees, Tenant Management Organisation and maintenance. Council Tax: Islington Council BAND B (£1,493.74 for 2024/25). Parking: Resident may apply for permits to park in allocated bays or on the road. Utilities: Mains connected electricity, gas, water and sewerage. Broadband and Data Coverage. According to Ofcom, Ultrafast Broadband services are available (Openreach and Virgin Media) with a very high confidence level of 5G data coverage for mobile phones. Construction Type: Brick and asphalt. Heating: Gas central heating. Lease Covenants & Restrictions: Not to use the Flat for any purpose whatsoever other than as a private residential flat. To keep the floors covered with suitable material for reasonably minimising the transmission of noise to other dwellings within the building.