2 bedroom flat for sale

Positioned mid-way along this wonderfully quiet Victorian bay-fronted terrace, while remaining close to some of the area's most loved places to drink & dine. This elegant two-bedroom raised ground floor garden flat has been subject to a clever renovation in recent years, that highlights the building's original features while incorporating contemporary finishes with the interior reconfigured to create an open-plan living and kitchen space.The entrance from the front garden to the communal hallway is via stairs leading up to the raised ground floor, with this area well presented and maintained by the residents of the building.The flat itself features high ceilings and is complemented by an extended loft-style door, a period fireplace and sash windows to the principal living space. Mid grey coloured cabinetry in the kitchen adds a dash of colour against a predominantly neutral palette.The bathroom is positioned opposite the main bedroom, featuring grey wall tiles, white walls, and contemporary fixtures. Clever bespoke storage solutions can be found throughout, some concealed and others as open shelving. The bedrooms sit at the rear of the property overlooking some well tended gardens, both featuring bespoke built-in wardrobes in grey and large sash windows illuminating the interior.The garden is accessed from the second bedroom with stairs leading down to the patio and seating area. Featuring mature plant borders and a garden shed, this secluded oasis is the perfect spot for alfresco entertaining and dining throughout the warmest months of the year.Montpelier Grove runs between Lady Margaret & Brecknock Roads within easy reach for the facilities of the northern end of Kentish Town, offering exceptional transport links including local underground & rail services from Kentish Town Tufnell Park also including; Thames link and slightly further afield Kentish Town West to trend-setting East London and the international hub of King's Cross-St. Pancras.The Northern end of Kentish Town offers some of the area's well-known hidden gems & established favourites such as Pineapple Pub, Patron Restaurant, The Vine, independent retailers, and Montpelier Gardens. The village like atmosphere of Fortess & Brecknock Road and a variety of independent retailers and groceries too.Camden Town & Dartmouth Park are both a short walk away with the new additions of Hawley Wharf and the glorious Hampstead Heath to name but a few of the neighbour attractions. Further afield is the continuously evolving district of Kings Cross, including Granary Square's dining destinations and Coal Drops Yard for its fashionable, positioned on the other side of the Regent's Canal, with the property being approximately 25-30 minutes' walk away. The summer presents a free open-air film festival with a number of highlights.Alongside The UAL campus, existed Waitrose, The German Gymnasium, and further afield Regent's Park, one of London's most beautiful green spaces, also within distance, offering a boating lake, as well as numerous cafes, sports facilities, and ornamental gardens.