Victoria Crescent, London, N15

Set over 687 sq. ft. of living space, this two-bedroom ground-floor flat is full of light, charm, and inviting spaces, making for a truly wonderful first home in this popular part of Seven Sisters.

Tucked away from the bustle of the High Road, Victoria Crescent is a quiet spot between Seven Sisters and South Tottenham. With excellent transport links and green spaces close by, it’s a great place to call home.

The flat is arranged around a series of distinct living spaces. To the front, a bright and welcoming reception is flooded with light through dual sash windows. A striking feature fireplace adds a modernist twist on Art Deco, giving the room character and flair.

At the centre of the flat, the kitchen/diner forms the true heart of the home. With abundant cabinetry, clever storage, and plenty of workspace, it’s both practical and stylish. It’s also a fantastic space for entertaining — one of Jake's favourite kitchen diners he has seen in a while.

Toward the rear, two double bedrooms are quietly positioned, with the principal room benefitting from bespoke fitted storage. A modern bathroom with shower cubicle completes the layout.

Out back, a shared garden space makes a useful spot for all residents. The green space you see in our photos is unofficially owned by the flat we are selling. The front garden is also owned by the flat.

Victoria Crescent benefits from proximity to a range of good and outstanding schools, making it an attractive option for families. The neighbourhood also offers a welcoming community feel, with plenty of local activities and groups.

The wider area brings the amenities of Crouch End, Finsbury Park, and Stoke Newington within easy reach, each offering an eclectic mix of cafés, restaurants, and independent shops. Green spaces are plentiful too, with Chestnuts Park, Downhills Park, Finsbury Park, and Woodberry Wetlands all nearby.

Transport connections are excellent. Seven Sisters Station (Victoria Line and Overground) is around a 9-minute walk, providing swift links to Oxford Circus, Liverpool Street, and beyond. Manor House (Piccadilly Line) and Harringay (Great Northern Line) are both within 15 minutes on foot, while Harringay Green Lanes Overground is just 10 minutes away with direct services to Hampstead and east London. Multiple bus routes (29, 141, 341) also connect directly to Trafalgar Square, London Bridge, and Waterloo.