Queens Drive, London, N4

Chain Free. Behind the striking façade of this exceptional late Victorian, double-fronted building on Queen's Drive lies a wonderfully engaging one-bedroom, raised ground-floor conversion. This charming home benefits from off-street allocated parking and access to a beautifully maintained communal garden, blending period elegance with modern convenience.

Behind the striking façade of this exceptional late Victorian, double-fronted building on Queen's Drive lies a wonderfully engaging one-bedroom, raised ground-floor conversion. The property is being sold Chain Free.

This charming home benefits from off-street allocated parking and access to a beautifully maintained communal garden, blending period elegance with modern convenience.

Queen's Drive is nestled in the heart of Finsbury Park, a vibrant area known for its excellent amenities, making it a great place for both young professionals and families. The location offers easy access to Highbury Barn’s village atmosphere and is surrounded by the green open spaces of Finsbury Park, Clissold Park, and Gillespie Park.

The local area has experienced substantial growth, with new restaurants and cafes popping up along Blackstock Road, adding to the charm of long-standing favourites like freshly baked naan and authentic merguez sausages. The upcoming City North development promises further enhancements, including a cinema and a highly anticipated Waitrose.

Ideally located between Manor House and Finsbury Park (Piccadilly & Victoria Lines, Zone 2), the property is superbly connected. Finsbury Park Station, one of the best transport hubs in Zone 2, provides excellent links to the West End, Old Street, and the City, making commuting a breeze. The trendy spots of Stoke Newington Church Street and Highbury Barn are just a short walk away, adding to the appeal of this well-positioned home.

Please contact the Sales department at Winkworth Harringay to arrange an appointment to view.

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