Allcroft Road, London

Nestled in a vibrant London neighbourhood, this elegant four-bedroom period terraced home masterfully blends historic charm, think soaring ceilings, ornate cornicing, and elegant sash windows, with contemporary flair across three generously proportioned floors. Neutral palettes of soft greige and crisp white create serene, light-filled spaces that flow effortlessly, making it an ideal sanctuary for family life or stylish entertaining.

Descend to the lower ground floor, where an expansive open-plan reception room unfolds with polished oak flooring underfoot, crisp white panelling accentuating the walls, and a cosy fireplace nook inviting relaxed evenings. Dual pendant lights and recessed spots cast a warm glow, while French doors flood the space with natural light. Seamlessly adjoining is the sleek, Shaker-style fitted kitchen, boasting soft grey cabinets, gleaming white quartz worktops, an integrated oven, induction hob, and slimline extractor, every inch designed for the modern host. It opens directly onto a tranquil south-facing private garden, a sun-kissed retreat of slate paving, lush borders of evergreen shrubs, statement potted palms, and climbing roses.
Evening up lights add a magical touch for al fresco dining under the stars. A discreet guest cloakroom ensures everyday practicality.

Ascending via a welcoming hallway clad in soft greige tones and classic black-and-white chequered tiles, the ground floor reveals two spacious double bedrooms, each a cosy haven with plush neutral carpets, period radiators, and abundant light from tall sash windows framed by subtle blinds. They share a stylish family bathroom, featuring a deep soaking tub, rainfall shower enclosure, teal-accented vanity with backlit mirror, and niche shelving for a spa-like indulgence. Step out to the charming private front garden, a verdant pocket edged with manicured boxwood and climbing ivy, framed by the home's warm brick façade and wrought-iron railings, perfect for quiet mornings with a steaming coffee.

The first floor crowns the home with two further double bedrooms, peaceful retreats highlighted by subtle period mouldings and wall-mounted lights. The rear bedroom delights with direct access to a private wooden balcony, offering framed views over the lush garden below, ideal for unwinding as dusk falls. A contemporary shower room, complete with underfloor heating, frameless glass enclosure, and sleek white fixtures, delivers effortless luxury for busy days.

Outside, the handsome Victorian façade of warm brick and white stucco draws you in via elegant steps with contrasting tiles, leading to a sage-green front door beneath a glowing lantern. This furnished gem, available to let now, captures the essence of London living: heritage, heart, and horizons. 

LOCATION
Nestled in the heart of vibrant Kentish Town, a lively North London enclave in the Borough of Camden, this home sits amid a diverse, welcoming community that fuses historic Victorian charm with contemporary energy. Bordered by the green expanses of Hampstead Heath to the west and the cultural buzz of Camden Town to the south, the neighbourhood exudes a relaxed village feel while offering easy access to eclectic independent shops, organic delis like Earth Natural Foods, and acclaimed eateries-from vegan havens like The Fields Beneath to cozy pubs such as The Pineapple, serving Thai-infused classics in a heated garden. Cultural gems like the iconic Roundhouse venue host live music and events, while Parliament Hill Fields provide panoramic city views and playgrounds for family outings. Excellent transport links, including the Northern Line at Kentish Town station (just moments away, whisking you to King's Cross in under 10 minutes) and Overground services to Shoreditch, make commuting a breeze. Renowned for outstanding schools like Eleanor Palmer Primary (Ofsted: Outstanding) and a strong sense of local spirit through street markets and festivals on Queens Crescent, Kentish Town is perfect for young families and professionals seeking balance-affordable yet aspirational, with lower crime rates than neighbouring Camden and endless horizons for weekend wanders.

Council Tax: F
EPC: C