Stoke Newington High Street, N16

£775,000
  • Ref TBA260107
  • Availability For Sale
  • Bedrooms 2
  • Bathrooms 1
  • Reception Rooms 1
  • Council Tax Band C
  • Tenure Leasehold
  • Leasehold Remaining 154 years
  • Service Charge £1,500 pa (approx)
  • Floor Area: 917 sqft
  • Local Authority: Hackney Council
  • Parking: On-street via permit
917 sqft (approx.)
  • Ref: TBA260107
  • Availability: For Sale
  • Bedrooms: 2
  • Bathrooms: 1
  • Reception Rooms: 1
  • Council Tax Band: C
  • Tenure: Leasehold
  • Leasehold Remaining: 154 years
  • Service Charge: £1,500 pa (approx)
  • Floor Area: 917 sqft
  • Local Authority: Hackney Council
  • Parking: On-street via permit
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Property Features

  • Design-led finish
  • Large lateral layout
  • Rooftop views

Property Summary

A beautifully renovated two-bedroom apartment occupying the third floor of a late-Victorian building dating from circa 1890, set within an attractive Stoke Newington parade. Extending to approximately 917 sqft, the apartment has been thoughtfully redesigned with a strong emphasis on material quality, craftsmanship and clean, understated detailing.

Full Details

A beautifully renovated two-bedroom apartment occupying the third floor of a late-Victorian building dating from circa 1890, set within an attractive Stoke Newington parade. Extending to approximately 917 sqft, the apartment has been thoughtfully redesigned with a strong emphasis on material quality, craftsmanship and clean, understated detailing.

A generous open-plan living space forms the heart of the home, combining restored period character with a more contemporary architectural approach. Newly resurfaced and whitened pine floorboards run throughout, while a distinctive wood-panelled ceiling adds texture and warmth. Large, newly fitted sash windows by Beechall Joinery bring excellent natural light into the apartment and retain a sense of the building’s original proportions.

The kitchen has been completely replaced with a stainless-steel design by Very Simple Kitchen, giving the space a crisp, utilitarian quality that sits particularly well against the softer timber finishes. New cast-iron radiators have been introduced throughout, providing another considered reference to the building’s Victorian origins.