Ockendon Road, De Beauvoir, Islington, London, N1

A substantial 1657 sq. ft, garden maisonette converted from a substantial detached double fronted building. Ockendon Road is a quiet tree lined road set between Essex Road and Southgate Road with restricted through access within the highly regarded De Beauvoir.

Currently arranged with flexible living space with generous living and entertaining space throughout. The front door is set on the lower ground floor which opens into a wide central hallway. This central entrance hall presents the staircase to the raised ground floor and receptions rooms to either side. To the left is a huge open plan double reception room which is open to the full width kitchen/breakfast room to the rear. To the right of the central hallway is a further living room and large fourth bedroom with a dual accessed bathroom/guest cloakroom. The first floor offers a wonderful master bedroom with high ceilings and period features, with private en-suite shower/wc and main family bathroom plus two further bedrooms to the rear.

There is plenty of good storage built in throughout the maisonette. The property has been enjoyed by growing families and downsizers over the years as there is such wonderful space to fit large or small furniture and use as lots of bedrooms or many receptions, office, or studies. It just works so well. This maisonette is much bigger than many houses at this price range, but with less stairs.

To the rear is a private patio garden which is approx. 30’ x 20’ with mature shrubs and plants around a central patio area.

Sainsburys and Tesco’s are around the corner, whilst the villages shops in De Beauvoir are a very short walk. The renowned ‘Debeauvoir deli’, The Debeauvoir arms pub and the Scolt head pub are both within a short stagger but very much a focal point and at the heart of the local community. Newington Green is close by and Essex Road with Islington Green and Angel not far. Essex Road station links Old Street and Moorgate, whilst Canonbury station links to Stratford and Isle of Dogs in the East to Richmond and Clapham.