Cloudesley Square, Barnsbury, Islington, London, N1

A beautifully curated maisonette occupying a prime position on Cloudesley Square — one of Islington’s most picturesque and sought-after Georgian garden squares.

INSIDE
Set across the lower-ground and ground floors of an immaculate Grade II listed Georgian townhouse, this home has been thoughtfully designed and finished to an exceptional standard.
A rich palette of dark tones runs throughout the interiors, creating a luxurious yet welcoming atmosphere.

On the lower-ground floor, a spacious double reception room flows from living area to dining space, connected to the kitchen via Crittall-style doors.

The design-led kitchen continues the home’s moody tones and herringbone wood flooring. Stone worktops provide a sleek finish, while an industrial-style glass and Crittall roof floods the space with natural light. Matching doors lead out to the private rear garden — a tranquil, two-tiered haven with a stone terrace stepping up to a lawned area, ideal for secluded summer dining or quiet relaxation.

A guest WC, a workspace concealed by the same bespoke joinery as throughout and storage complete this level.

On the half landing as you ascend to the ground floor, the bathroom is a striking centrepiece. Echoing the industrial aesthetic of the floor below, it features a walk-in shower framed by full-height Crittall-style doors and a built-in seat.
A freestanding cast iron bathtub adds a sculptural focal point, with dark metal fixtures elegantly contrasted by two complementary tiled finishes.
There are two bedrooms on ground floor. The larger of the two overlooks Cloudesley Square and boasts a graceful arched sash — a hallmark of Georgian architecture — while the second is enhanced by an original fireplace.
The property is offered with a share of freehold.

NEIGHBOURHOOD & CONNECTIONS

Cloudesley Square is one of the borough’s most iconic addresses, centred around the dramatic Holy Trinity Church and flanked by beautifully preserved Georgian townhouses.

The location offers unrivalled access to the shops, restaurants, and theatres of Upper Street and is moments from Angel Underground station. King’s Cross is also close by, with Coal Drops Yard and Granary Square now amongLondon’s most dynamic cultural and culinary destinations. From King's Cross St Pancras, national and international connections are exceptional.

For local dining, the acclaimed Tamil Prince on Hemingford Road serves South Indian small plates in a chic, converted pub setting. The area’s pubs are among the best in the capital — The Albion and The Drapers Arms are regularly featured in guides to London’s finest Sunday roasts.