About this property

An inter war home, semi-detached, located on
a tree lined private road by Highbury Fields,
extensively renovated by the current owners
across almost three years.

The entrance to the property is a feature in its own right
with engineered oak parquet flooring and spiral staircase
finished in limewash. The architect, Neil Dusheiko,
focused on natural light, clean lines, with delicate curves
maximising space and mimicking the beautiful curvature
of the front bay window. Pocket doors work to keep
the spaces clean yet accessible and maximise floor
space in each room. The front reception room features
the same oak flooring featured in the entrance way
and that special bay window, all of this floor, as well as
the principal suite and all bathrooms, are under floor
heated. To the rear we have a bespoke kitchen by K & D,
dining space, and polished concrete floors. The kitchen
features brands to include Miele, Fisher & Paykal, and
houses a Quooker hot and cold tap. There is a butler sink
and Caesarstone work tops. Units are soft close and all
cabinetry/joinery in the kitchen and indeed throughout
the home is bespoke. The kitchen has been intelligently
designed to include a breakfast bar and an arched
pocket door lead through to the pantry or prep kitchen.
The side extension has been completed with slatted
wooden beams and creates a delightful aesthetic. The
rear garden is west facing and accessed via the dual
aspect sliding Maxlight patio doors. The lighting is
courtesy of Hashira, provided by Norm Architects. To
complete the floor, we have a wet room and utility room.
Up the feature spiral staircase, we have two further
floors which house all bedrooms and the remaining
two bathrooms. The principal suite features bespoke
cabinetry and an en-suite bathroom. The bathrooms
throughout the home feature Duravit sanitary ware and Mosa tiling.
The property has been fully extended and expertly
renovated to create a contemporary, minimalist,
and sleek home, style with no loss of the practicality
necessary for family living. Period details have been
retained too, including stained glass and original
fireplace.

Situation
Aberdeen Park is arguably Highbury’s most sought
after location. The only private road in Islington, within
a Conservation Area, and moments from the green
open space of Highbury Fields with its running club,
tennis courts, and fantastic walking routes. Highbury
and Islington Station makes access across the capital
effortless, and International connections can be found
via Kings Cross. In terms of schooling there are an array of well rated State and Public schools with Canonbury Senior, part of North Bridge House, located in the Canonbury Triangle. Highbury Barn sits to the north with a selection of independent shops and eateries, while upper street is a short stroll offering ample amenities and restaurants. Notable mentions go to Third Space and Fredericks.

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Additional information

• Architectural home
• 4 bedrooms
• 3 bathrooms
• Immaculately renovated
• Fully extended
• Substantial garden
• A blend of contemporary and
• classic design
• Private road
• Close to Highbury Fields

Key information

Council Tax Band: F

Tenure: Freehold