This exceptional semi-detached family house has been lovingly restored and fully modernised, yet keeps the distinctive features of a house built in 1860 – generous proportions, high ceilings and an abundance of natural light throughout. Comprising approx. 2369 sqft / 220 sqm and laid out over 4 floors with a front and rear garden, houses of this calibre rarely come to market. The ground floor, which can be accessed via a side entrance, comprises a separate hallway, large open plan kitchen, walk-through dining room with feature fireplace, utility room and capacious storeroom (ideal wine cellar or pantry). This floor also benefits from a sympathetically designed modern extension with green roof, containing one of the five bedrooms and a walk-in shower suite. This would also make the perfect home office, playroom or provide separate accommodation for an elderly
parent or nanny. The imposing main entrance on the first floor leads into an elegant spacious hallway, joined by an impressive 28 ft double aspect reception area, with a unique carved oak Georgian fireplace. This can revert to two receptions using period doors. The floor also benefits from a guest cloakroom. The second floor features the principal bedroom with fully tiled en-suite shower, a similar size third bedroom and a large family bathroom. The top floor also has two generous double bedrooms, one of which is
currently used as a dressing room with built-in wardrobes. There is abundant eaves storage in both rooms. The walled garden to the rear has been designed to be low maintenance, is on two levels with ornamental ponds, mature borders and provides exceptional privacy and year round greenery. Located in a quiet cul-de-sac in the Camden Square Conservation Area, the house sits in an oasis of green in one of London's listed squares. Well-placed for numerous local amenities, most notably Camden Town with its markets and music venues and Kings Cross Coal Drops Yard with its up-market shopping and dining, just a short walk along the Regents Canal which in the opposite direction provides access to Regents Park and Primrose Hill. Alternatively nearby Kentish Town offers a more chilled setting with its many restaurants, cafes and cosy local pubs. There are numerous local schools – independent and state, nurseries, primary, secondary and sixth form college, and the house is located in the catchment area for Camden School for Girls and Collège Français (French Lycée). Numerous transport links provide direct access to the West End,
Southbank Centre and all parts of London. Nearby Kings Cross / St Pancras International (1 mile) is served by six underground lines and Eurostar.
Gatwick and Luton via nearby Kentish Town (0.7 miles).