A grand two-bedroom garden apartment converted from this remarkable four storey semi-detached period property, set at the heart of Kentish Town, just a stone's throw away from the ever-changing high street.
Configured from the entire ground floor, the property is accessed from its own private entrance from a side path leading from the front garden.
At the heart of the apartment is a 21 ft bay fronted reception room, with an ornamental cast iron fireplace, offering a layout for multi-functional areas. Separate from this room is a contemporary kitchen to the side leading to a utility room.
Both bedrooms are to the rear with windows overlooking the garden, with the principal bedroom offering a selection of built-in wardrobes. To complete the property there is a beautiful tile bathroom and a separate WC.
All the principal room feature laid wooden floors, recently installed double glazed sash windows, and high ceilings.

The outside space is both dramatic and substantial for a property of this size, featuring a split-levelled layout with a patio to the forefront, a large lawned area, and a summer house/ studio at its rear.
Surrounded by mature borders along the brick wall, foliage, and canopies of the trees, this pleasant urban retreat provides the perfect spot for alfresco dining in the warmer months of the year.

The property's location gives ease of access to Kentish Town & Camden with many local amenities surrounding it including both the northern line underground station giving ease of access to King's Cross & Overground station accessing fashionable East and West London. The Victorian swimming baths, the Collège Français Bilingue de Londres on Holmes Road, and Camden School for Girls, together with the Zabludowicz Collection, the Forum & Lion, and the Unicorn theatre Pub form part of this thriving part of Northwest London district. Primrose Hill, Regent's Park, and Hampstead Heath are also within walking distance & further afield the King's Cross regeneration, including Granary Square and Coal Drops Yard, positioned along the Regent's Canal, approximately 20 minutes' walk from the property. Alongside existing outposts of Caravan coffee roasters, Waitrose, Dishoom, and audiophile bar Spiritland, the Thomas Heatherwick-designed Coal Drops Yard has brought Margaret Howell, Tom Dixon, and Aesop stores to the canal.
A truly spectacular property that must be seen, with the perfect combination of Victorian charm blending with practical modernity. EPC: Band D, Council Tax: D
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