Uplands Road, Crouch End, N8
£800,000
![Ham & High: The kitchen diner has bi-fold doors onto the west-facing rear garden, while the master bedroom overlooks the front garden]( "Ham & High: The kitchen diner has bi-fold doors onto the west-facing rear garden, while the master bedroom overlooks the front garden")
The kitchen diner has bi-fold doors onto the west-facing rear garden, while the master bedroom overlooks the front garden (Image: Martyn Gerrard)
This two bedroom, ground floor garden flat forms part of a period conversion.
![Ham & High: The modern kitchen has been hand crafted from solid oak]( "Ham & High: The modern kitchen has been hand crafted from solid oak")
The modern kitchen has been hand crafted from solid oak (Image: Martyn Gerrard)
The interior offers an abundance of light, charm, and character, with a mix of period and contemporary features.
![Ham & High: This flat has a large, contemporary glass extension with bi-fold doors]( "Ham & High: This flat has a large, contemporary glass extension with bi-fold doors")
This flat has a large, contemporary glass extension with bi-fold doors (Image: Martyn Gerrard)
The flat has a glass extension with bi-fold doors, leading to a rear terrace and a generous private garden.
![Ham & High: This flat has a unique and beautiful mix of period and contemporary features]( "Ham & High: This flat has a unique and beautiful mix of period and contemporary features")
This flat has a unique and beautiful mix of period and contemporary features (Image: Martyn Gerrard)
Martyn Gerrard, Crouch End,
tel 020 8348 5135,
martyngerrard.co.uk
![Ham & High: The interior benefits from an abundance of light, charm and character, and has high ceilings as well as built-in storage]( "Ham & High: The interior benefits from an abundance of light, charm and character, and has high ceilings as well as built-in storage")
The interior benefits from an abundance of light, charm and character, and has high ceilings as well as built-in storage (Image: Martyn Gerrard)
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