Cloudesley Road, Barnsbury, London, N1

Guide Price: £1,000,000 to £1,100,000

Tucked away on one of Islington's most desirable streets, this beautifully conceived two bedroom garden maisonette unfolds across three thoughtfully arranged levels. The home has been comprehensively redesigned and extended by the current owner, with a clear focus on craftsmanship and clean, contemporary detailing.

Entry is via a private front door, leading into a wide, light-filled reception space with a built-in seating area by the sash windows, that sets the tone for the rest of the interior. This living space balances classic architectural features with a refined, contemporary warmth. The original fireplace, with its elegant surround, anchors the room, while open shelving and tactile finishes create a curated yet relaxed feel.

Beyond lies a sleek, handle-less kitchen with integrated appliances, transitioning into an impressive rear extension, a dining space defined by its glass ceiling and direct connection to the landscaped garden beyond. This refined addition effortlessly bridges indoor and outdoor living. A palette of muted neutrals and soft curves flows naturally from the calm sophistication of the adjacent living area, where classic features meet contemporary styling.

The upper levels are equally considered. Quietly tucked to the rear of the plan, this versatile room is bathed in soft natural light, with windows doors opening directly onto the courtyard garden. A calm, grounded palette is elevated by Farrow & Ball's 'Oval Blue' shelving and woven textures, while the bespoke joinery and thoughtful styling make the space equally suited to work, rest, or retreat. Whether used as a study, guest bedroom, or reading nook, it continues the home's dialogue of warmth, materiality, and purpose.

On the raised ground floor, the principal bedroom spans the full width of the house, its walls lined with bespoke cabinetry. At the rear, a serene bathroom pairs soft neutrals with natural stone tiles for a timeless, elevated feel. Thoughtful details, from the marble surfaces to the blush-toned freestanding bath.