Northchurch Road, De Beauvoir, London, N1

A beautifully curated two bedroom plus study period conversion spanning the first and second floors, with access to a landscaped private garden. This end-of-terrace Victorian home is positioned at the favoured end of Northchurch Road, in the heart of De Beauvoir. The apartment extends to approximately 1,300 sq ft, blending its architectural heritage with thoughtful contemporary design.

The first floor is home to a generous south-facing reception room, where ornate cornicing, a ceiling rose, and original wooden flooring evoke the elegance of the period. Large Victorian double doors lead into a spacious kitchen-diner, with rich olive-green Shaker cabinetry, complemented by the timeless elegance of a deVOL tap and hanging pendant lighting. In addition to an elegant renovation throughout, the current owners have extended this level to include a study, bespoke floor-to-ceiling storage, and a guest WC, all illuminated by a skylight running the length of the hallway, flooding the space with natural light. The colour palette throughout the home is Farrow & Ball's School House, perfectly complemented by the striking darker cast-iron radiators.

Upstairs, two generously proportioned double bedrooms with soaring ceilings and period detailing reflect the craftsmanship typical of a well-designed period home. The principal bedroom, with an en-suite bathroom, occupies the front of the property, where south-facing light pours in through the double-glazed sash windows. The second bedroom, at the rear, offers built-in storage, panelled walls, and a beautiful outlook, with views over neighbouring gardens.

De Beauvoir is a vibrant neighbourhood celebrated for their rich history, and thriving community spirit. De Beauvoir offers a tranquil charm, with hidden gems like De Beauvoir Deli for artisanal treats and Towpath Café along the Regent's Canal, perfect for sunny afternoons. For coffee enthusiasts, Climpson & Sons on Broadway Market is a local favourite, known for its expertly roasted beans and welcoming vibe. Islington's bustling Upper Street is lined with eclectic restaurants, including the much-loved Ottolenghi for inventive Mediterranean plates and Trullo for Italian dining that draws a loyal crowd. Locals unwind at historic pubs such as The Drapers Arms or The Scolt Head, known for their inviting atmospheres and Sunday roasts. Green spaces abound, with Highbury Fields and the serene New River Walk offering peaceful escapes amidst the urban buzz. Both neighbourhoods are well-connected, with Overground services at Haggerston and Highbury & Islington stations, alongside the Northern and Victoria lines, making them desirable for design-conscious Londoners seeking a perfect balance of connectivity, culture, and community.