A gorgeous new build bustling with personality and style, this two-bedroom flat with a private balcony in Holloway is the perfect urban retreat.

Niemann Court, Holloway, 2-Bed. Flat

£625,000

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BRICKWORKS SAYS

Although they often have great attributes, many new developments lack that elusive sense of character. Not so this two-bedroom flat in Holloway. Spaces have been brought to life with colour, skillfully creating distinct atmospheres in each room. The living room is welcoming in sandy ochre, while the kitchen's terracotta tone adds Mediterranean warmth to its sleek design. Or, take our favourite, the second bedroom. Painted in a bold yet calming coffee brown, it makes a striking statement that works exceptionally well.

Being a new build, the flat comes with a reassuringly high energy rating, and careful thought has clearly gone into the practical layout. The enclosed balcony, separated by a wall of glass, extends the living space, effectively creating an additional "room" during warmer months. There are two bathrooms, including one ensuite, and two double bedrooms with integrated storage and a good degree of separation. We love the windows that run to the floor, which open up the spaces and flood them with sunlight. This is especially true of the south-facing main bedroom, where the windows take full advantage of the views of the budding landscaped gardens below.

Holloway brings a blend of culture and community spirit and is continually evolving. Enjoy a coffee from Bear + Wolf, let Salvino take care of your deli needs, or head to the Tufnell Park Tavern for a pint and pizza. With a hive of activity on your doorstep, Niemann Court is handily positioned at the intersection of distinctive neighbourhoods like Kentish Town and Highbury to tap into and explore. You also have access to Highbury Fields and Hampstead Heath to get your fix of green spaces.

THE OWNERS SAY

My time here has been wonderful. It's a peaceful sanctuary in the heart of an energetic neighbourhood and an ideal base for making the most of all that London has to offer. The flat has an uncanny ability to be 30 minutes or less from everywhere you would want to visit–whether going to a gig at Camden's Roundhouse, taking a dip at Parliament Hill Lido, or getting some retail therapy at Coal Drops Yard.

The hope was to curate a space with all the perks of a modern home but with the warmth and character of something older. The block is functional and understated, with a well-kept communal courtyard and gardens that can be seen from our bedroom – it's so lovely to wake up to sunlight streaming through the window and the sight of grass and plants. Plus, the flat has excellent sound insulation, so getting your 8 hours of sleep is never an issue! We say farewell with a heavy heart.

POINTS TO CONSIDER

Energy Performance Certificate (EPC):
Current Energy Rating B
Potential Energy Rating B

Council Tax:
Band E in the borough of Islington
£2,458 in 2025/26

Utilities:
Monthly costs are approx:
Electricity £55
Gas £55
Water £30
These figures naturally change seasonally

Tenure:
Leasehold with 997 years left on the lease.

Service charge:
£2,431 for 2025/26, payable by monthly standing order.

The service charge covers cleaning of the communal areas, gardening, bike storage, tree works, general repairs and maintenance, window cleaning, lift maintenance, and building insurance. There is a surplus in the account.

Ground rent:
Peppercorn

EWS1:
The building is exempt.

Neighbours:
In the building, there are 79 flats in total.

Recent work:
The building was completed in Aug 2022, so only cosmetic changes.

Getting around:
You can take your pick. Head to Holloway Road (Z2) to jump on the Picadilly line, Tufnell Park (Z2) to pick up the Northern line, or Finsbury Park for the Victoria/Picadilly lines (Z2) plus National Rail services. Alternatively, head to Upper Holloway (Z2) for the Overground (Suffragette).

Onward plans:
The owners need to find & are actively looking

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landmarks

1 National Youth Theatre

Winner of a RIBA Award in 2023, The National Youth Theatre building in Islington has ten flexible and dynamic spaces available to hire, from large rehearsal halls to meeting rooms.

2 Green Room Café

Small yet excellent coffee shop serving coffee (of course), fresh juices, delicious toasties & pastries. The perfect pick-me-up on the way to work.

3 The Landseer Arms

A gem of a pub found at the end of a quiet residential street of the same name. Always busy and always family-friendly, the owners have managed to create a genuine community feel, which is rare nowadays. Parents will appreciate the outside seating area, which is right opposite a small park – the kids can play in the playground while you have a glass of something cold.

4 Bear + Wolf

This child-friendly cafe is a Mecca for adults looking to relax while little ones let off steam in their own, designated area. It’s not just a kids’ zone either; Bear + Wolf serves top-notch coffee and has a great selection of healthy grub.

5 Tufnell Park Tavern

There’s a sunny beer garden in the back of this corner pub near Tufnell Park tube, and the food has a distinctly Mediterranean flair, thanks in part to the wood-fired pizza oven. Families, four-legged friends (including Stevie, the resident cat) and celebrities (notably Bill Nighy and Jeremy Corbin) are all welcome.