19 St Christophers Court, 102 Junction Road, London N19 5LT

Part-Furnished | Available mid-November 2025

Architecture & Interior
Maintaining the core architectural principles of many North London churches, the design aesthetic here blends urban loft living with traditional ecclesiastical architecture. Built in the popular Gothic Revival style of the mid-Victorian era by W.F. Poulton renowned for his work on Westminster Cathedral, St Christopher’s Court was converted in early 2000s into its current form.

One of the largest units in the church with a floor plate spanning almost 1900 sqft, the sense of peace felt when you step into the vaulted reception space is unparalleled. The circular nature of the reception area add a certain depth and character unlike any other conversions of its type.

This truly is an open-plan space, with vaulted Velux windows offering up a 180-degree vista of the surrounding urban landscape. The beauty of a property footprint like this lies in its adaptability, this space can be transformed to suit your lifestyle, with nooks and crevices throughout built for different zones of living.

The clever use of ceiling volume has also provided for a mezzanine level, seamlessly incorporating a kitchen and dining area into the overall design.

Two bright and substantial bedrooms complete the apartment with two extra bathrooms featuring high-quality fixtures and fittings, with one en-suite to the principal bedroom.

St Christopher’s Court is a remarkable conversion, preserving its original brickwork and sacred character whilst maintaining a high standard of the communal fixtures and fittings.


In the Neighbourhood
Located at crossroads between Archway, Dartmouth Park and Tufnell Park, the penthouse is located in one of the most vibrant parts of London.

Just down the road past Archway tube station is a weekly farmers market at Navigator Square, selling artisan bread, Parisian deli goods, and handmade crafts from local residents. The assortment of independent shops available locally is a rare treat for any high street, with every major supermarket represented to - M&S Foodhall, Aldi, Sainsbury’s, Tesco & Co-op, to name a few!

There are some wonderful long-standing local pubs, including The St John’s Tavern, offering up craft beers, evening tapas, and an impressive wine list & The Archway Tavern known for creative cocktails and a lively Wednesday pub quiz. A personal highlight is the Mosaic Restaurant, established in the 1970s, is an authentic Italian eatery offering hearty family food.

Nowhere else in a world city offers more green space than North London. Hampstead Heath is less than a 10-minute walk away and needs no introduction. Waterlow Park is another hidden sanctuary set out across a beautiful Georgian design. Highgate Cemetery, famous for Karl Marx’s tomb, is also within a 10 minutes walk.


Transport & Connections
The Northern Line from Archway station takes you to King’s Cross in under 15 minutes & to Bank Station in under 20 minutes. Upper Holloway Overground Station, just down the road has trains via Gospel Oak to North West London and to Stratford International, with onward connections into Essex, Kent & beyond.

A network of 24-hour buses serves the area, running along Holloway Road and Junction Road, with buses straight to London Bridge, Camden and the City.


Additional Information
Property construction: Stone
Heating type: Gas Central Heating
Utilities: Gas, Electricity, Water, Sewerage, Broadband
Gas Supply: Independently supplied by unknown provider as property is tenanted
Electricity supply: Independently supplied by unknown provider as property is tenanted
Water supply & Sewerage: Mains connected via Thames Water
Broadband: Standard download speed 6Mbps, upload speed 0.7Mbps, Ultrafast available (d/s & u/s 1000Mbps). Source: Ofcom
Mobile signal/coverage: Likely good external cover on all major networks, variable internal cover linked to EE & Vodafone. Source: Ofcom
Restrictions: Located in St John’s Grove conservation area.
Flood risk: Low risk of surface water & very low risk of river flooding. Source: Gov.uk
Planning permission: No planning permissions known at time of listing. Source: Islington Council
Accessibility/adaptations: Lift to all floors.
Coalfield or mining area: No. Source: The Coal Authority
Flight path: Yes. Source: Flightradar24 EPC rating: C. Known building safety issues or planned/required works: None known upon listing Planning permissions: No Mobile signal information: Likely good external cover on all major networks, variable internal cover linked to EE & Vodafone.