A ‘differentiated' property located in the heart of ‘Stoky' and surrounded by the iconic landmarks of the area including Clissold House and parkland, St Marys churches, the art deco town hall and the relaxed amenities of Church Street.
On the ground floor of the house there is a double reception room with tall ceilings, ornate cornicing and working fireplace. Steps down opens out to a large and stunning bespoke kitchen/dining room with tall architecturally designed sloping ceiling and full width solid wood bi-folding doors leading to the marble tiled garden with spectacular views to St Mary's church and grounds and surrounded by mature trees and green spaces. A truly tranquil and private setting and a rare and remarkable site in central London.
From the ground floor hallway, the original turned staircase leads up to a large reception room at the front of the house with large bay window and a further large tall window to the side. Original ornate plasterwork to ceiling and open fireplace and solid oak French parquet floors. From the same hallway there is a further large study or bedroom with large sash window that frames the view of St Mary's church and grounds. These 2 rooms on the first floor could equally be used a bedrooms if required.
On the first floor and second floor ‘half landings' are 2 large and spacious bathrooms (previously bedrooms). The first bathroom tiled in highly specified Italian marble with wall to wall cupboards housing utility room features such as washer/dryer space, boiler and large storage. The second floor bathroom with solid oak French parquet floors and jacuzzi bath and shower.
Leading to the top floor of the house is a double volume hall flooded by natural light, a perfect gallery space, leading to the master/principal bedroom with double height vaulted ceiling, large working fireplace, solid oak French parquet floors and 3 tall sash widows to the front of the building. To the rear of this floor is yet another light flooded bedroom with large sash window again framing the leafy garden view of St Mary's church and grounds/ gardens.
On the lower ground floor is a large (length of the house) cellar space for storage.
An exceptional property that must be viewed to be appreciated seamlessly blending fabulous design with period charm. The property is situated at the top end of Albion Road, which is brilliantly located off Stoke Newington Church St, courtesy of the recently enforced low traffic neighbourhood (ltn) scheme, offering peace and tranquillity in the very heart of Stoke Newington and within close proximity to the greenery and amenities of Clissold Park. Stoke Newington Church Street provides superb local shopping and a wide range of eateries. This property falls within the Clissold Park Conservation area.
Location – Historic charm and Importance
This exceptional early Victorian house is located in a principal location in the heart of Stoke Newington (Stoky), characterized as the best and most ‘sought after' area in the London Borough of Hackney.
Located in the ‘historic' zone of Stoky and one minute from the highly ‘sought after' Clissold Park and Stoke Newington Town Hall. Surrounded by leafy quiet residential streets. Located in the optimum and historic part of Stoky, with close and unprecedented views of the important St Mary's Church (designed by the well-known and renowned architect George Gilbert Scott, the architect responsible for designing Kings Cross St Pancras amongst other important London buildings) and surrounding gardens.
The back of this property has spectacular ‘uninterrupted' views of St Mary's Church and Clissold Park entrance. This property is characterized by ‘privacy' and ‘tranquillity'.
Located in a conservation area.
Green Open Spaces
Seconds from the charming and charismatic Stoke Newington Church Street, an area characterised for a vibrant and culturally diverse area in North London. Lively atmosphere, green spaces, mult
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