This exceptional three-bedroom home, sitting on a picturesque street nestled between Crouch End and Stroud Green has been sensitively restored, lovingly designed, and has a wonderful garden studio. It's an absolute gem.

Ashley Road, Crouch End, 3 Bed. Flat

£1,295,000

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THE LEGAL BIT

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BRICKWORKS SAYS

Spanning two floors within a handsome Victorian building, this remarkable property has an abundance of lateral space and natural light on both levels.

The flat retains some lovely Victorian detailing for a property of its age, including lofty dimensions, decorative coving and ceiling roses. But, in our view, the contemporary additions, including a spectacular, floating wooden staircase, elevate the space and make it truly special. The main bedroom suite deserves a particular mention. This principal sleeping space feels calm and opulent, with copious built-in storage, a designated dressing area, and an ensuite shower room. We also love that it has direct access to the garden, which is perfect for throwing open the doors on a sunny morning.

Ashley Road is neatly positioned near Crouch End and Stroud Green, two wonderful areas with distinct feel and flavour. The former is long-established as one of North London's most coveted neighbourhoods, with a village-like feel that gravitates around the Broadway, which is full of delis, shops and restaurants. Stroud Green has a more youthful vibe, but the number of stellar places to eat and drink grows every year. Only a little further, and still within close proxy, Finsbury Park continues to evolve and is now home to Gail's bakery and a Picture House Cinema. The transport links here are some of the best in the capital.

THE OWNERS SAY

This charming home offers more than just a peaceful place to live—it's part of a truly welcoming neighbourhood. We have such wonderfully friendly neighbours, it's a rare find in the city.

Families connected to Coleridge Primary School and Coolhurst Tennis Club will appreciate the strong community spirit, while everyone can enjoy the area's independent cafés, local shops, and village-like atmosphere. It's a place where people know your name and say hello—a real sense of belonging.

This house has been loved and lived in, and now it's ready for its next chapter. We'll miss it deeply, but we're also excited for someone new to make it their own.

POINTS TO CONSIDER

Energy Performance Certificate (EPC):
Current Energy Rating F
Potential Energy Rating D

Council Tax:
Band D in the borough of Islington
£1,966.51 in 2025/26

Utilities:
Monthly costs are approx:
Electricity £350
Gas £N/A
Water £40
These figures naturally change seasonally

Tenure:
Share of freehold

Service charge:
No service charge.
The only fixed charge is £900 per year towards building insurance

Ground rent:
N/A

EWS1:
The building is exempt

Neighbours:
In the building, there are 2 flats in total.

Recent work:
The owners recently fitted a new kitchen and WC. They also built a garden outhouse, which they use as two separate studios. The electrics have also been updated.

Getting around:
With Finsbury Park (Z2) nearby, providing connections to the Victoria line, Piccadilly line, and National Rail services, including Northern and Thameslink, you will use this station all the time––when travelling to work, into town or socially. It's comfortably within reach, between 10 and 15 minutes away on foot. When the moment dictates, you can jump on the W7, which gets you to the station in around 5 minutes. Crouch Hill station (Suffragette line, Z2) provides another option, fewer than 5 minutes away on foot.

Onward plans:
The owners are selling chain-free.

Anything else:
Due to the young family, the owners chose to remove gas from the building. This decision has impacted the official EPC rating. However, it is entirely possible to reconnect the gas if the new owners desire.

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