Warm terracotta brickwork welcomes your arrival to this two double bedroom apartment, a tastefully furnished and spaciously arranged Victorian conversion that’ll be sure to make your parents, mates and/or pet goldfish very proud.

Immediately apparent on entry to the reception room is the lightness and openness of space, a deep bay window casting light upon carefully decided decoration choices. With masses of space to utilize, the reception room could easily be transformed into a dining room, home office and/or House of Cards style plotting room, if you so desired. Muted tones of khaki and charcoal can be found on the L-shaped sofa and armchair, with ruby red curtains providing a tasteful pop of colour and dark wood floating shelves lining the multi-sized enclaves. Endless possibilities for use come to mind in the cleverly crafted kitchen, full of space-saving solutions. The solid wood foldable worktop, inbuilt spice racks and floating kitchen towel holder are to name just a few. Industrial and minimalistic furniture combine delightfully in the first double bedroom, a contemporary Pixar-style lamp providing light to the sturdy wooden floating shelves and steel office cabinet. Vintage floral drapes feature in the second double bedroom alongside a wall mounted full-length mirror and rustic floating shelf with hooks. Double glazed windows fill the bathroom with light, boasting a contemporary rectangular washbasin, mirrored wall cabinet and two showerheads over the full-sized bathtub.

Stapleton Hall Road is a long and winding street full of gorgeous Victorian and Edwardian buildings. Luckily for you, this apartment is located at the Stroud Green Road end, a street bursting with more restaurants, deli’s, pubs, and general hustle ‘n’ bustle than you can shake a stick at.