Nevill Road, London, N16

Unlike any property, this stunning one-bedroom flat is tucked away off Nevill Road with a private entrance and secluded walled garden.

As you enter the property off a side road, you enter the serene garden with various levels, allowing you to enjoy the space all year round.

The open-plan reception room has loads of character with a lot of natural light from the French doors leading to the front patio area.

There is ample space for a dining area making it ideal to both relax and entertain, although with the amazing outdoor area, one would think most of the entertaining will be outside.

The bedroom is quiet and has a lovely outlook of the garden, and also benefits from a separate area for your clothes.

In the hallway, there is a built-in utilities area and plenty of storage for your larger personal items, plus extra hanging space.

The bathroom is well-proportioned for the size of the property, benefiting from a full-length bath and charming window.

Beautifully presented both inside and out, it is ready for the next owner to enjoy the place as much as the current owner has.

Current Owners:

I bought this flat in May 1998, fully intending to move on within five years. That didn't happen. I married in 2007, we fully intended to move on within a year or so. That didn't happen. We've loved living here too much and haven't found the will to leave until now.

Stepping through the gate into the sanctuary of our garden, it's quite easy to forget we're in London. The ultimate staycation! The flat itself has a really good feel to it, so guests always tell us. It's a great space and we really like that it doesn't feel like a basement.

We have brilliant neighbours/friends. Everyone looks out for each other. That goes for the whole street.

There's No.63 for superb Curry Goat/Ackee and cocktails, Everyday Sunshine on the next corner - great coffee and they host fun events - and the corner shop is run by the loveliest people.

Beyond that, we're spoilt by being so close to everything - Butterfield Pk, Clissold Pk, Abney Pk, Church St, the High St, and Newington Green, and it's an easy walk to Dalston. We've got it all.

It's a real wrench to leave but if we don't do it now we never will. I'm pretty sure whoever moves in next will be here for a lot longer than they first intended!

Location:

Clissold Park is less than a 10 min walk away, with tennis courts, a city zoo, and a lido, and has several events throughout the year.

Church Street and Stoke Newington High Street (leading to Dalston) can be reached in a few minutes via shortcuts and offer a great contrast of two very different vibes.

Albion Road has a selection of handy convenient shops and a personal favourite cafe, the Muddy Puddle.

Newington Green has an array of everyday amenities alongside boutique shops and award-winning bars and restaurants.

Transport;

Transport links to the City, Kings Cross, Euston, the West End, and beyond are excellent with the bus route running just five minutes from the flat.

Dalston Kingsland Overground Station, for Westfield Stratford, is a 15-minute walk. And Dalston Junction connects to the Elizabeth Line at Whitechapel in eight minutes.

Canonbury Overground Station is a 10-minute walk away providing access to Highbury & Islington Station (Victoria Line), to Canary Wharf via Canada Water(Jubilee Line), and direct to Shoreditch High Street too.

Highbury and Islington Station is also a 20-minute walk away.

Ideal for first-time buyers, those looking to downsize, or a Pied à Terre.

An early viewing is highly recommended.