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Caledonian Road III, London N1

PROPERTY TYPE

Flat

BEDROOMS

2

BATHROOMS

1

SIZE

647 sq ft

60 sq m

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Description

This smart two-bedroom, two-storey apartment lies on Caledonian Road, near the Regent’s Canal, King’s Cross and Coal Drops Yard. It has been beautifully finished, with herringbone-laid wooden floors, Farrow and Ball paints, and a beautiful walnut and brushed stainless-steel kitchen.



The Tour



From the street, a front door opens to a communal hall. Shared stairs ascend to the second floor, where this apartment’s front door opens to a hallway with a cupboard for coats and shoes. Not a detail has been overlooked in the home’s recent redesign: elegant design choices have been paired with savvy practical considerations, including the addition of an app-adjustable electric heating system.



The living spaces have been placed on the top floor to maximise light and views. There are dormer windows on one side and French doors to a balcony on the other, with far-reaching views and space for potted plants.



The distinguished kitchen has walnut cupboards, stainless-steel counters and a striking white-tiled island. Appliances are from Hotpoint. Next to the kitchen is space for a dining table and chairs.



Downstairs is the bedroom, a generous space with built-in sliding mirrored wardrobes, a panelled headboard, refined reading lights and complementary sockets. Twin sash windows draw in a beautiful quality of light. Next door, a beautifully designed bathroom has been finished with handmade terracotta tiles and brushed-brass fittings. A peaceful home study, with 'Oxford Stone'-painted walls, lies adjacent.



The Area



Caledonian Road is set in the largest conservation area in Islington, defined by its late Georgian and early Victorian terraces. There are several weekend food markets within walking distance. Two of the best pubs in the area for food and wine, The Drapers Arms and The Albion, are within walking distance from the house, as is the inimitable pub and restaurant The Tamil Prince.



Upper Street is a 20-minute walk away. It is home to numerous retail, culinary, and design stops, including Ottolenghi, Gail’s, Le Labo, Aria, and twentytwentyone, as well as a host of national and independent retailers and restaurants. King’s Cross and Coal Drops Yard are a short walk along the Regent’s Canal towpath.



Nearby, Thornhill Square, Barnsbury Square, and Barnard Park provide green space. Highbury Fields is also in proximity to its tennis courts, playground and swimming pool. Caledonian Road Underground and Caledonian Road and Barnsbury Overground are both a short walk away. Highbury and Islington station (Victoria Line) and Angel (Northern Line) are also close.



Tenure: Leasehold / Lease length: 198 years / Service Charge: approx. £500 per annum / Ground Rent: None / Council Tax Band: C
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No parking
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Yes
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About The Modern House, London

St Alphege Hall Kings Bench Street London SE1 0QX
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The Modern House has been successfully selling Britain's finest modern architecture since 2005. We represent houses and apartments in urban and rural locations throughout the country, from our offices in central London.

Our name is inspired by FRS Yorke's celebrated book 'The Modern House' (1934), which introduced Modern Movement architecture to a British audience. The central themes of Modernism are at the heart of all of the properties we sell: flowing space, natural light, truth to materials, and the relationship between architecture and its environment.

The Modern House meets the growing demand for exceptional living spaces of all kinds, including lofts, factory conversions, architects' own homes, and period houses with excellent extensions and superior interiors. We love selling houses, and we only sell houses that we love.

This much we know -

A home should lift the spirits. The rudimentary purpose of a building is to provide shelter, but in the hands of the right architect, it can frame space and capture light in a life-enhancing way. At The Modern House, we sell homes that inspire us. Our portfolio of properties is carefully curated and extensively researched, with images by editorial photographers.

Estate agency is about people. We work with the most extraordinary range of people, who are brought together by the need to move house and an interest in good design. Our aim is to provide them all with a positive experience. The members of our team have academic training in art, architecture, journalism, literature and photography. They are able to speak with honesty and authority rather than resorting to cliché, and are proud of what they do. In an industry that's synonymous with mistrust, people come to The Modern House for a human approach to buying and selling.

You're never too old to learn something new. When The Modern House came into existence, it pioneered a new marketplace for Britain's best modern architecture. More than a decade later, we still feel the same sense of excitement every day. The built environment is in a state of constant flux, with people carrying out remarkable new projects in all corners of the country. You never know what might be found behind a hedgerow or an assuming warehouse door.

Pastiche is passé. We believe that contemporary architecture should be of its time. Without a modernising spirit, how are we to progress? It's equally essential that our country's Modernist heritage is rigorously safeguarded for future generations. By championing the cause of thoughtful architecture, and raising awareness among the buying public, we try to have a positive influence on the built environment.

Affordability

Monthly repayments£3,535
Property: £ 775,000
Deposit: £ 77,500
Interest rate: 4.5%
Term: 30 years
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