This is a marvelous family sized late Victorian semi-detached house at the favoured clock tower end of Highbury Hill. It makes up part of the Highbury Fields Conservation Area.

Arranged over five floors, the accommodation is both light and airy with fine fixtures and fittings throughout. The current owners have maintained the house to a high standard with both care and attention to detail.

The lower ground floor has been cleverly opened up to provide a separate flat if required with an entrance door a the side of the house, a service kitchen, shower room and two generous rooms.

The double main front doors lead into the magnificent entrance hall with a beautiful tessellated floor – an impressive start to the main accommodation. This floor is arranged as a quite exceptional living space that runs from front to rear with a fitted kitchen in the rear return. This room has two beautiful matching fireplaces, excellent ceiling mouldings and huge sash windows with working shutters to front and rear providing masses of natural light. An attractive double door, again with shutters lead out and down to the rear garden.

The upper floors have generous rooms that can be utilised in many ways such as bedrooms, home offices and as is currently artists studio.

The generous front gate leads into the front garden and down the side of the house (great for bins and bike storage), with an exterior door into the lower ground floor. This also leads to the sunny and well maintained rear garden and further to the two garages.

The vehicle entrance to the garages is via Leigh Road which is accessed at the top of Highbury Hill.

A quite magnificent Highbury house in excellent order in a most favored position.

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