This light-filled, high-ceilinged, one-bedroom apartment is located on leafy Bishops Road, a stone’s throw from both Highgate tube station as well as the village. The current owner has recently carried out a thoughtful, stylish renovation of the home, retaining the original features, whilst updating the kitchen, bathroom and the heating system.

This Victorian house is now home to three flats, all of which own a share of the freehold. The façade is characterised by its pale brick, a lovely bay window and an ornate, raised entrance.

The apartment is nestled on one of Highgate’s sought-after, tree-lined roads,  in  an area that has retained its distinctly ‘villagey’ feel, despite its close proximity to the centre of London. The expansive green spaces of Hampstead Heath, Waterlow Park and the beautiful Highgate Woods are all close by. The centre of Highgate is arranged around a collection of Georgian buildings, now home to numerous shops, pubs, restaurants and handsome residential streets. The area is perhaps most famous for its Victorian cemetery, where notable people such as Karl Marx and George Eliot are buried. The apartment is approximately 5 minutes walk from Highgate tube (Northern line).