Flat in London, United Kingdom, 34 m²

Situated on the ground floor and corner in a Victorian building, this bright apartment offers something truly rare in this N4 area.

Separate kitchen, spacious bathroom, large south-facing shared garden directly overlooking the New River, and open river views from the apartment itself make it an excellent first home in the heart of this sought-after area.

The building is accessible through an unusually spacious common corridor, which gives a sense of space and is practical for daily storage. Inside the apartment is one room with original floors, high ceilings and a wide window with uninterrupted views of the river and skyline. Due to its corner position and the absence of buildings opposite, the apartment receives a lot of light and air.

Separate kitchen with three windows, two with river and skyline views, and one with garden views. It is bright all day and ideally positioned for morning sun. The bathroom is also separate and spacious. The built-in closet provides useful storage space for clothes and items. Residents have a large common room for long-term storage of belongings.

Externally, the south-facing communal garden is a real asset. It is shared among the building's residents, faces directly onto the New River, and receives sun most of the day. The space and layout of the garden allows different residents to enjoy the space at the same time without disturbing each other. Swans, ducks, herons and other waterfowl are frequent visitors, and chicks appear in the spring. Maintenance of the building is shared between the owners, creating a friendly atmosphere.

The location of the apartment is ideally connected to the transport network. Manor House underground station (Piccadilly Line, Zone 2) is approximately 20 minutes' walk or short bus ride, Harringay Green Lanes Overground and Harringay National Rail are 10 minutes' walk away, providing quick access to Moorgate and beyond. A direct connection to Gospel Oak makes access to Hampstead Heath easy. Several bus routes make it easy to travel through North and Central London.

Despite such comfortable transport accommodation, the environment is calm and secluded next to the water. Green spaces including Finsbury Park, Fairland Park and Chestnuts Park are close by, and Alexandra Palace is easily accessible on foot or a short train ride from Harringay. Green Lanes is just a stone's throw away and continues to grow in popularity with a variety of independent cafes, bakeries, bars and established restaurants giving the area real character.