5 bedroom terraced house for sale

Paul Simon is pleased to present this generously proportioned and character-filled 5-bedroom Victorian terraced house, ideally situated in the heart of Finsbury Park, N4, featuring the added benefit of off-street parking. The house has been in the family for 96 years since 1929 and has been well cared for through the generations.

Arranged over multiple levels, the property offers generous living accommodation, including four well-proportioned double bedrooms filled with natural light, and a bright, inviting separate front lounge ideal for both relaxation and entertaining. There is a useful guest W/C and first floor family bathroom. To the rear, a low-maintenance paved garden provides the perfect space for outdoor dining, gatherings, or peaceful downtime.

While the property would benefit from some cosmetic updating, it presents an exciting opportunity to add value and create a truly personalised home, with further potential to extend (subject to the necessary planning consent). The spacious attic room—with boxed-in eaves, a dormer window, insulation, and its own staircase and doorway—offers excellent potential for conversion into a sixth bedroom.

Finsbury Park, just a three-minute walk away, offers excellent transport links. Its Underground station, served by the Victoria and Piccadilly lines, provides direct access to central London destinations such as Piccadilly Circus and Victoria. It’s also a major National Rail hub, with Great Northern and Thameslink services running to London King's Cross, Cambridge, Brighton, and beyond. The integrated Finsbury Park Interchange ensures extensive bus connections for both local and wider travel.

The vibrant local area boasts a wealth of amenities—from cafés and restaurants to shops and expansive green spaces. Families will also appreciate the proximity to well-regarded schools, including Ambler Primary School, which is just a short walk away. All of this makes the property an ideal purchase for both families and investors alike.

Blackstock Road represents everything that’s great about London. A bustling artery running from the lively and chaotic transport hub of Finsbury Park to the leafy, Georgian terraced streets of Highbury Fields, this 1km stretch is a fabulous showcase of the melange of cultures and vibes that make this city great. It’s blessed with some excellent drinking dens, encompassing both old-school Irish boozers like The King’s Head and The Woodbine and hip-yet-friendly natty wine bar Top Cuvée. Despite its inner-city location, there’s a real neighbourhood feel around these parts, no doubt in part due to the wealth of independent shops run by locals. From late-night Jewish spot The Happening Bagel Bakery and unassuming Uyghur restaurant Dilara, to hole-in-the-wall Kurdish takeaway Baban’s Naan, Ethiopian deli St Gabriel and Algerian cake shop La Princesse, you can travel the globe here without leaving N4. Add in the fact that the local football team is currently in fine form – with the Emirates stadium barely a fifteen-minute walk away, Blackstock Road is firmly in the Gooner heartlands – and you’ve got the perfect recipe for a lovely day out in north London.

Blackstock Road has been featured in Timeout’s 2025 list of the 31 coolest streets in the world:
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