London

Having been extended to over 1,240 sq. ft. this is a beautifully reimagined four-bedroom mid-terrace Victorian house where period charm and modern design don’t just coexist - they elevate each other. The ground floor sets the tone immediately. Two reception rooms have been opened into a generous through lounge, where hardwood herringbone floors sweep underfoot and Victorian-style multi-column radiators nod to the home’s heritage. Bespoke fitted storage keeps everything crisp and uncluttered, while a large picture window draws in natural light like it’s part of the architecture itself. To the rear, things get even more impressive. The extension has created not only a practical ground floor cloakroom, but a stunning kitchen/diner that genuinely earns its “heart of the home” title. Sleek, fully fitted cabinetry, integrated appliances and stonework surfaces speak of quality at every turn. Overhead skylights, wall-to-wall glazing and a central island create a space that feels bright, social and effortlessly functional—equally suited to slow Sunday mornings or lively evenings with friends. Upstairs, the first floor offers three well-proportioned bedrooms alongside a beautifully finished family bathroom. One of the rooms has previously doubled as a home office - ideal for modern living without compromise. The loft conversion completes the picture, adding a fourth bedroom and an additional bathroom. It’s a brilliant, self-contained space - perfect for guests, a principal suite, or simply somewhere to retreat - with the added bonus of generous eaves storage. Outside, the garden stretches to approximately 40ft and enjoys sunlight for most of the day as it arcs over the house. There’s plenty of room here to relax, entertain, or even create a detached home office (subject to the usual permissions), with space for power and lighting if desired.

Tucked away on the ever-popular Coppermill Ladder, this home sits within a cluster of characterful streets known for their strong sense of community and neighbourly charm. Perfectly placed for commuters, you’re within around half a mile of Blackhorse Road station for the Victoria line, while St James Street station is even closer, offering swift Overground links into Liverpool Street in approximately 15 minutes. Locally, you’re spoilt for choice. CRATE17 is right on your doorstep - a vibrant hub of independent shops, co-working spaces and standout food and drink spots, with ‘56 St. James’ a much-loved local go-to. Venture a little further and you’ll discover the famous Beer Mile, where breweries, street food and a lively weekend atmosphere bring the area to life. Highly regarded primary schools are also close by, making this a location that ticks every box.