Thornhill Square, London, N1

A charming period home that has been meticulously restored and renovated to provide a stylish, contemporary house. Every detail has been painstakingly considered, designed, and built to an exacting standard by the current owner. Throughout, the property offers spacious, light-filled rooms with excellent ceiling heights that bring a grand sense of volume to the space.

Of particular note is the garden level, featuring a vast open-plan kitchen and dining room alongside a separate TV area with a built-in reading window seat. This level was excavated to increase height, and has double doors that open onto a spectacular, nearly 150-foot garden. Facing South-West, it has been beautifully landscaped and planted with mature trees and borders to offer both shade and exceptional privacy.

On the ground floor, an elegant double reception room enjoys views over the square to the front, while the rear features a bright study area overlooking the garden and a further dedicated study on the floor above on the half landing. Arranged across the upper two floors is a magnificent principal bedroom with large sash windows overlooking the square, complemented by a luxurious en-suite bathroom with freestanding claw-foot bath and a separate walk-in shower. Further up, there are two additional double bedrooms and a family bathroom.

Thornhill Square is situated in the heart of the sought-after Barnsbury Conservation Area. On your doorstep is a superb selection of award-winning local bars and restaurants, including The Tamil Prince, The Drapers Arms, and Sunday, to name a few.

The home is also perfectly positioned for Coal Drops Yard and Granary Square—both part of the award-winning King’s Cross redevelopment, one of the largest and most successful urban regeneration projects in Europe. A profusion of restaurants, bars, cinemas, and boutique shops are just a short walk away, as are Upper Street and Angel. The nearby Regent’s Canal towpath offers scenic walks to a string of cafes, gardens.
Transport links are exceptional. King’s Cross and St Pancras International stations provide one of the UK’s leading transport hubs, offering numerous Underground, Overground, National Rail, and Eurostar links.

This is a truly ‘turnkey’ house, offered with no onward chain.