Ecclesbourne Road, London, N1

Offering, space, light and style in abundance is this slick two double bedroom Victorian School Conversion which has been completely transformed throughout to an impeccable standard which certainly sets the benchmark. Set behind wrought iron gates, the development is well kept and located between two tree lined residential roads, enjoying a remarkably peaceful yet convenient setting. The property comprises an inviting entrance with dark tones and a beautiful tumbled oak reclaimed parquet flooring that runs throughout most of this handsome home. Leading off the entrance is the magnificent semi open kitchen / living / dining room with 4.4 metre high ceilings and huge two south west facing sash windows which are framed with wood panelling. This great entertaining space has all the wonderful characteristics of a Victorian School Conversion with wonderful proportions, furthermore it is finished with tumbled oak parquet flooring, wood panelling, cast iron radiators and brass skiffers to protect the skirting. The kitchen is sublime and finished with matt black units that are complemented with black quartz and a tiled splashback which is a piece of art in itself. The drawers and cupboards benefit from having automatic lighting and there is ample worksurface and storage space. The kitchen also benefits from having a breakfast bar. A spiral staircase in the reception area leads up to an open office which enjoys views onto the reception area. The mezzanine level also has a second double bedroom and a separate storage room. The master bedroom is a glorious space with 4.4 metre high ceilings, a huge double glazed sash style window and bespoke fitted wardrobes and storage. The property also benefits from having a beautiful bathroom, which like the rest of the property is finished to an exceptional standard and a seperate utility room. This handsome home is within walking distance of Upper Street, Cross Street and Camden Passage which has an array of bars, restaurants and delicatessens. On your doorstep there are several wonderful treats to be found in De Beauvoir, including the De Beauvoir Deli, The De Beauvoir Arms, Day Trip, Sweet Thursday, Trade, The Brave, The Scolt Head and The Baring to name just a few. In the opposite direction is Canonbury which offers scenic walks along New River Path and also offers a wonderful selection of amenities and local hives such as The Marquess Tavern, Myddleton Arms and Compton Tavern. There are excellent bus links to and from the City on Southgate Road as well as New North Road. Essex Road Station (which offers direct links to Moorgate) is a short walk away, furthermore Angel (Northern Line) and Haggerston Station (London Overground) are also on hand.