Barnsbury Square, Barnsbury, Islington, London, N1

Set on Barnsbury Square, one of Islington’s most elegant garden squares, this contemporary architectural building sits alongside the borough's famous Georgian Houses, seamlessly blending old and new.

INSIDE

Designed by Mark Dziewulski in collaboration with Robert Barnes Architects, the building is a confident yet sensitive contemporary addition to the Barnsbury Conservation Area.

The apartment is a well-proportioned one-bedroom home positioned on the garden floor, extending to almost 700 sq ft.

Both the living space and bedroom open directly onto a beautifully landscaped communal courtyard, creating a calm outlook and inside/outside living in the warmer months.

Interiors are finished to a high standard, with underfloor heating, timber floors, bespoke fitted kitchen and wardrobes, high ceilings and full-height glazing enhancing light and volume. Lift access serves all floors.

NEIGHBOURHOOD & CONNECTIONS

Barnsbury Square sits at the heart of the conservation area, surrounded by handsome Georgian houses and mature trees. Barnard Park and Highbury Fields offer wider green space nearby, as well as ‘Barnsbury Wood’ - a delightful hidden woodland with wildlife garden, London’s smallest local nature reserve.

The apartment is perfectly located for access to Upper Street with its abundance of independent shopping and dining options. Also close by is everything that Kings Cross has to offer, with Coal Drops Yard and Granary Square having fast become one of the capital’s most popular destinations.

Excellent transport links around London and beyond are within easy reach via several nearby stations: Angel (Northern Line), Highbury & Islington (Overground, Victoria), National Rail) and Caledonian Road & Barnsbury (Overground), with swift access to the City, West End and King’s Cross. Kings Cross St Pancras offers excellent accessibility across the UK and Europe via Eurostar.

For exceptional local dining, head to the celebrated Tamil Prince, offering South Indian sharing plates in a converted pub on Hemingford Road. The local pubs are some of the best in London, with The Albion and The Drapers Arms regularly featuring on ‘London’s best Sunday roasts’ guides.