Fieldway Crescent, Highbury, N5

Description

Located moments away from Highbury Fields is this light and airy two double top floor maisonette set within a small purpose built block of eight flats. Offered to the market chain free, the property enjoys a wealth of natural light and views over the treetops as well as peaceful setting yet only a short stroll away from the vibrant Upper Street and Holloway Road providing a wealth of bars, restaurants, delicatessens and independent boutique shops.

The property comprises of an inviting hallway with oak flooring, to the left is the modern kitchen that provides ample work surface space and delightful views over the communal garden, enjoying a south facing aspect is the well proportioned reception that is bathed in light with views down towards Highbury Fields. The reception also benefits from having oak wooden flooring, built in shelving into the recesses and two storage cupboards. This floor also benefits from having the W/C. The top floor offers two well proportioned double bedrooms with the bright master bedroom set to the front which also benefits from views down to Highbury Fields. The master bedroom also has built in wardrobes providing excellent storage space. The second double bedroom is set to the rear and enjoys views over the communal rear garden. The family bathroom is also on the top floor.

This charming home occupies a tranquil position yet is only moments from Highbury and Islington Station (providing access to the Victoria Line, London Overground and Great Northern) as well as a short stroll from Drayton Park Station (which provides direct access to Moorgate) and Holloway Road Tube (which provides access to Piccadilly Line).

Viewing

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