Property description

Key features:

• Grade II listed ealy Victorian property
• Unique Thomas Cubitt built 1830s house
• 2612 sq ft building with detached garage
• Five bedrooms, 3 Receptions, 2 bathrooms
• Semi-detached with wonderful garden
• Lapsed planning for a house on site of garage
• Convenient position in Stoke Newington

A unique early Victorian Grade II listed property built by Thomas Cubitt circa 1830, before he progressed to Belgravia and Pimlico. This double fronted Grade II listed building was a patent house and still shows a range of different fireplaces from the time. A light and airy property, it takes in triple aspect views with four large and well-proportioned bedrooms and two bathrooms (one en-suite) to the upper levels. The raised ground floor offers a dual aspect drawing room to the South West corner and a larger dual aspect main reception room to the South East with period features and shuttered, tall French doors and window overlooking the gardens. The central staircase leads down to a large open plan dining room and kitchen with a separate dining room/fifth bedroom and conservatory. The spacious kitchen and dining area is well presented with great light and a good family space. A conservatory is set just off which then gives access to the secluded and mature rear garden. At the end of the garden is a large detached garage with up and over door.
This garage has lapsed planning consent for the erection of a three storey house. Further details upon request.
There are good transport links into the City with great bus routes and convenient local shopping. Clissold Park is around the corner, with the highly regarded and diverse local shopping on Stoke Newington Church Street. Canonbury Station is a short walk away which now links into the Canary Wharf area of East London. Stoke Newington station also takes you into Liverpool Street.