Baring Street, London

Guide Price £1,350,000- £1,450,000 Baring Street is a popular residential location in Islington. This charming three-bedroom early Victorian terrace beautifully combines period character with modern living. Ideally positioned close to Regents Canal, Shoreditch Park, and the bustling hubs of Angel and Upper Street, this home offers both tranquility and convenience in equal measure.

The property boasts a bright open plan reception room with glazed doors that lead out to the rear garden, wooden floors and a period style fireplace. The room lends itself perfectly for flexible living and is currently arranged with separate living and dining areas. Leading off the reception room is the contemporary kitchen which again has glazed doors that open out to the garden. Off the kitchen there is a small rear hallway and a downstairs cloakroom.

The landing has the benefit of a skylight allowing in natural light. The master bedroom is to the front elevation and bathed in light form two sash windows. The second bedroom is to the rear and has a glazed door that leads out to a balcony from which a step ladder leads up to the roof terrace. The third bedroom is again to the rear overlooking the garden. The bathroom features a three piece suite and a skylight.

Outside, a delightful private garden provides a peaceful retreat perfect for relaxing or entertaining. To top it all off, a wonderful roof terrace offers lovely views and an idyllic spot to unwind.

This home is situated for enjoying the best of London’s dynamic culture and green spaces.
On the doorstep is Rosemary Gardens a well-loved public park and spacious green space that offers a variety of recreational facilities and serves as a hub for community engagement.

Shoreditch Park, a vibrant green space is close be and offers a welcoming escape with playgrounds, and sports facilities. It’s a popular spot for locals to relax, exercise, and enjoy community events. Regents Canal, again close by, offers a picturesque route up to Angel.

Dalston, one of East London’s most dynamic and culturally rich neighborhoods, is just to the north. A hotspot for art, music, and independent food and fashion, trendy bars, live music venues, vintage shops, and pop-up eateries sit alongside traditional markets and longstanding local businesses.

Kingsland Road
Stretching through the heart of Dalston, Kingsland Road is a lively thoroughfare brimming with character. It’s a mix of old and new—lined with a variety of restaurants, cafés, galleries, and boutiques. The road forms part of the historic A10, a Roman route connecting London to Cambridge, and today serves as a cultural spine through East London. From authentic Turkish eateries to cutting-edge art spaces, Kingsland Road captures the eclectic essence of the area and is a favorite among creatives and young professionals alike.

There are numerous bus links on nearby Southgate Road and New North Road and Old Street and Angel tube stations (Northern Line) are both accessible.