1 bed flat for sale

Ferrestone Road, London N8

An attractive one-bedroom top-floor Victorian conversion flat of approximately 420 sq ft, with high ceilings, a generous gallery landing, and share of freehold, ideally located for Hornsey Station and Crouch End.

Occupying the top floor of a residential building on Ferrestone Road, this well-positioned one-bedroom flat offers approximately 420 sq ft of accommodation in a convenient Hornsey location.

This late-Victorian conversion flat is presented in good condition throughout and provides an excellent opportunity for a purchaser to update and personalise the interior to their own taste. The accommodation comprises an open-plan living area with decorative feature fireplace, fitted kitchen, a double bedroom, and well-appointed bathroom, making it an appealing option for a first-time buyer, pied-à-terre purchaser or rental investor.

Ferrestone Road is particularly convenient for Hornsey Station, providing excellent connections into central London. The independent shops, cafés, restaurants and everyday amenities of Hornsey and Crouch End are also within easy reach.

An attractively positioned top-floor flat with considerable potential and a share of freehold. Early viewing is recommended.

Hornsey Station is a 4-minute walk away, with regular services into Moorgate and out to Welwyn Garden City and the broader Hertfordshire area.

Turnpike Lane Underground Station (Piccadilly Line) is a 15-minute walk away (approx. 15 mins by Tube to King’s Cross and 20 mins to Leicester Square).

Within easy reach of Alexandra Palace, boasting a wonderful array of live sporting, music, art, and community events throughout the year:

Priory Park and Stationers Park are close by and offer a fabulous array of sporting and leisure facilities, including weekly parkruns, tennis courts, pétanque and table tennis, as well as cafés.

Steeped in history, Ferrestone Road was constructed in the mid-1890s on beautiful, historic church fields just moments from Hornsey Village – the oldest recorded village in Greater London (dating back to 1202 ad). Today, the area perfectly blends this Victorian charm with an enviable modern lifestyle. Residents are spoiled for choice: Choose between a morning swim at the famous Park Road outdoor lido, a jog around the historic grounds of Alexandra Palace, or an evening enjoying the thriving craft beer scene at the ornate Great Northern Railway Tavern. It is a truly community-focused neighbourhood that offers a peaceful residential feel while keeping the buzz of the city right on your doorstep.