Canonbury Park North, London, N1

A grand, design-led semi-detached period house set within the Canonbury Triangle. Fully renovated throughout, it combines classical architecture with a calm, contemporary aesthetic, resulting in a home that feels elegant, considered and quietly confident.

The raised ground floor provides a strong sense of arrival, with a formal reception room to the front framed by tall arched sash windows that flood the space with natural light. Original proportions have been carefully enhanced with bespoke wall panelling, refined cornicing and restored period detailing, while cast iron radiators and discreet modern interventions ensure both character and comfort.

To the rear, the kitchen and dining space is thoughtfully designed with clarity and restraint. A bespoke Balthaup kitchen is paired with Taj Mahal marble worktops and integrated Gaggenau appliances, creating a clean and highly functional environment. Underfloor heating runs throughout, with rooflights and glazing drawing natural light into the space and connecting seamlessly to the landscaped garden.

The lower ground floor offers excellent flexibility, centred around a generously sized media room with Dolby surround sound, alongside additional bedrooms and beautifully finished bathrooms, ideal for guests or extended living.

Across the upper floors, the bedrooms are well proportioned and carefully detailed, including a principal suite with bespoke wardrobes and a refined en-suite bathroom finished in micro cement. Bathrooms throughout benefit from underfloor heating, walk-in showers and high-quality brassware.

Technology is seamlessly integrated, with Lutron lighting and Control4 home automation providing intuitive control throughout.

Externally, the house benefits from a landscaped private garden and off-street parking, a rare and valuable feature in this location. Canonbury is one of N1’s most sought-after settings, moments from Upper Street and within easy reach of Angel, offering excellent transport links alongside a wide selection of cafés, restaurants and independent shops.