Oldhill Street, London, N16

Nestled in a quiet location, this stunning double-fronted three-bedroom period home has been sympathetically restored to an exceptional standard, blending timeless elegance with modern comforts. Local legend suggests this unique row of homes was originally built to house retired Royal Army Officers, in the 19th Century.

Each of the three generously proportioned bedrooms boasts original feature fireplaces, classic sash windows, and beautifully finished wooden flooring, exuding character and charm. The master bedroom offers a rare bonus - an access hatch to the flat roof, ideal for summer ventilation and ease of maintenance (a previous owner kept bee hives up here!).

The family bathroom is presented in a crisp white suite, adorned with sleek vertical tiling, sash and Velux windows, and mirrored cabinetry that enhances light and space. A separate ground floor W/C adds convenience. A large rooflight over the central stairway creates a light and airy hallway - also perfect for looking at the stars at night.

At the heart of the home is the expansive eat-in designer kitchen/diner - a true showpiece. Featuring a striking central fireplace, stylish tiled flooring, and a modern island with induction hob, suspended extractor fan and double Neff oven, it is perfectly equipped for both entertaining and everyday family life. A range of sleek white high and low Scavolini cabinetry provides ample storage while maintaining a clean aesthetic. There is a handy utility room, ideal for storing everyday essentials and laundry.

The inviting reception room is framed by dual sash windows and features a period fireplace, and retro bare metal radiators (which are throughout the property), there are stripped wooden doors, creating a cosy yet sophisticated ambiance. Meanwhile, the entrance hall sets the tone with its original period terrazzo flooring - a nod to the home's interesting heritage.

Externally, a charming sunny walled patio provides a second entrance to the property and includes a brick-built storage unit, offering practicality with a touch of old-world appeal. This is an ideal place for access and storage of bikes, due to the external gate.

This exceptional home is a rare-find, timeless, unique, and crafted with great care and attention to detail.

There are local shops close by and it is a short stroll away from all the many and varied attractions of Stoke Newington Church Street with its boutique shops, cafes, restaurants and pubs as well as Clissold Park and Abney Park Cemetery. Springfield Park and the local amenities of Stamford Hill are close by and trendy Dalston and up and coming Clapton are also within easy reach.

Located close to Stoke Newington Church Street, it is well located for excellent transport into the City and West End. Stoke Newington Station is close by providing a fast and frequent service into Liverpool Street in one direction and Seven Sisters for the Victoria Line in the other. There are numerous bus routes and Finsbury Park Station is accessible via the 106 bus, and Manor House Tube from the 253 & 254 buses.
The home is also a short walk away from Clapton Station.