Florence Street, London, N1

Converted in 1890's to apartments, this two-bedroom, two-bathroom flat with private patio, living area, integrated modern kitchen and a study is set right in the very heart of Islington. The property offers lots of open lateral space which comprises of a large semi- open plan reception room, dining room and fully fitted kitchen. The property also includes a perfect solution to working from home with a large separate study area. The substantial master bedroom is situated at the rear of the property and offers a luxurious en-suite four-piece modern bathroom with bathtub and shower room. The second bathroom with overhead shower is located off the living space. The second bedroom is facing the front and leads onto the private patio. The property is complete with ample storage, an integrated sound system and specialised lighting solutions.

Florence Street was laid out around 1858 off Upper Street in London’s N1 postal district, It’s developed from a comfortable mid-Victorian, middle-class enclave into a mixed working- and middle-residential area by the late 19th century, featuring local landmarks like the former Vestry Hall and the historic Florence Tavern. A brilliant selection of popular restaurants such as Ottolenghi, Bellanger and 1251 by James Cochran are within walking distance and run alongside a huge selection of boutique shops including the new Islington Square development. An array of brilliant transport links are at hand for effortless access across London and beyond. A variety of bus routes are located on Upper Street and Essex Road offering access to the City and West end whilst both Angel and Highbury and Islington stations provide underground links alongside overground services from Essex Road to Moorgate.

Upper Street is on four bus routes towards Angel, Kings Cross, Old Street, the City, London Bridge, Holborn and the West End. Angel Station is a short walk away and on the Bank Branch of the Northern Line. Moorgate, Bank/Monument and London Bridge are all within 4 stops, and Kings Cross, with its extensive links to the rest of London, is one stop away.