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Property Reference: . Gorgeous design house in buzzy Islington A rare find in central London: A light-filled, architect-reimagined open-plan Victorian townhouse in the heart of the Barnsbury Conservation Area. Gutted and rebuilt by renowned architect Alexander Martin, the house pairs period detail - intricate cornicing, working fireplaces, sash windows - with generous contemporary living space, a private driveway, and a walled tropical garden. Islington is one of London's best neighborhoods with exceptional restaurants, theatres, the canal, and parks. Transport & connectivity Angel tube: 7-minute stroll Caledonian Road Overground: 7 minutes King's Cross & St Pancras (hello, Eurostar and Paris!): Easy 15-minute canal walk Central London buses: Practically on your doorstep Bikes: Loads of electric bikes to hire at the corner Living 4 bedrooms - 2 home offices - Media room - Lounge room - Dining room - Open-plan kitchen - 2 bathrooms - Tropical garden oasis with BBQ & alfresco dining Neighbourhood magic Barnsbury Conservation Area isn't just historically significant - it's where Georgian and Victorian elegance meets modern London living and an urban buzz. The home perfectly captures this: Original period features (think intricate cornicing, working fireplaces, classic sash windows) seamlessly blended with Alexander Martin's genius contemporary extensions. Your london playground The Regent's Canal is a secret escape route - your private green corridor to everywhere that matters. Stroll west to King's Cross for Eurostar adventures to Paris, Brussels, Amsterdam. Carry on a little further, and you'll be in Camden (legendary for its alternative culture and punk rock fashion), then the London Zoo. Go east on the canal, and you'll hit the hipster areas of Shoreditch and Hoxton. You'll never be bored with free canal-side cinema, concerts, exhibits, and splash fountains for the kids. Culture on your doorstep The intimate Almeida Theatre hosts world-class actors in surprisingly personal settings. There are no bad seats. Sadler's Wells also delivers cutting-edge dance, and the Regent's Park Open Air Theatre is magical in the summer. We also have three cinemas, including the iconic Screen on the Green, one of the oldest cinemas in the country (1913) and famous for hosting the 'Midnight Special' concert in August of 1976, a historic gig that brought together the Sex Pistols, Clash, and the Buzzcocks. It's still known for its late-night screenings and cult classics. Foodie paradise There is no better neighborhood to entice your taste buds than Islington. From Afghan cooking to Ethiopian, Georgian and Mexican, we have flavors to please everyone. And if you're hankering for modern British, we are around the corner from The Albion, our local Georgian pub dating back to the 1700s. It was built when Islington was still countryside, and Londoners would walk out of the city for their 'afternoon constitutional.' Today, it's renowned for its wisteria-covered facade, gorgeous walled garden, and some of the best Sunday roasts in London. Summary & Exclusions: - Rent Amount: £ per month (£ per week) - Deposit / Bond: £ - 4 Bedrooms - 2 Bathrooms - Property comes furnished - Available to move in from 23 August 2026 - Maximum number of tenants is 5 - No Students - No Smokers - Bills not included - Property has parking - Property has garden access - Property has fireplace - EPC Rating: D If calling, please quote reference: Fees: You will not be charged any admin fees. **
Property Reference: . Gorgeous design house in buzzy Islington A rare find in central London: A light-filled, architect-reimagined open-plan Victorian townhouse in the heart of the Barnsbury Conservation Area. Gutted and rebuilt by renowned architect Alexander Martin, the house pairs period detail - intricate cornicing, working fireplaces, sash windows - with generous contemporary living space, a private driveway, and a walled tropical garden. Islington is one of London's best neighborhoods with exceptional restaurants, theatres, the canal, and parks. Transport & connectivity Angel tube: 7-minute stroll Caledonian Road Overground: 7 minutes King's Cross & St Pancras (hello, Eurostar and Paris!): Easy 15-minute canal walk Central London buses: Practically on your doorstep Bikes: Loads of electric bikes to hire at the corner Living 4 bedrooms - 2 home offices - Media room - Lounge room - Dining room - Open-plan kitchen - 2 bathrooms - Tropical garden oasis with BBQ & alfresco dining Neighbourhood magic Barnsbury Conservation Area isn't just historically significant - it's where Georgian and Victorian elegance meets modern London living and an urban buzz. The home perfectly captures this: Original period features (think intricate cornicing, working fireplaces, classic sash windows) seamlessly blended with Alexander Martin's genius contemporary extensions. Your london playground The Regent's Canal is a secret escape route - your private green corridor to everywhere that matters. Stroll west to King's Cross for Eurostar adventures to Paris, Brussels, Amsterdam. Carry on a little further, and you'll be in Camden (legendary for its alternative culture and punk rock fashion), then the London Zoo. Go east on the canal, and you'll hit the hipster areas of Shoreditch and Hoxton.
You'll never be bored with free canal-side cinema, concerts, exhibits, and splash fountains for the kids. Culture on your doorstep The intimate Almeida Theatre hosts world-class actors in surprisingly personal settings. There are no bad seats. Sadler's Wells also delivers cutting-edge dance, and the Regent's Park Open Air Theatre is magical in the summer. We also have three cinemas, including the iconic Screen on the Green, one of the oldest cinemas in the country (1913) and famous for hosting the 'Midnight Special' concert in August of 1976, a historic gig that brought together the Sex Pistols, Clash, and the Buzzcocks. It's still known for its late-night screenings and cult classics. Foodie paradise There is no better neighborhood to entice your taste buds than Islington. From Afghan cooking to Ethiopian, Georgian and Mexican, we have flavors to please everyone. And if you're hankering for modern British, we are around the corner from The Albion, our local Georgian pub dating back to the 1700s. It was built when Islington was still countryside, and Londoners would walk out of the city for their 'afternoon constitutional.' Today, it's renowned for its wisteria-covered facade, gorgeous walled garden, and some of the best Sunday roasts in London. Summary & Exclusions: - Rent Amount: £ per month (£ per week) - Deposit / Bond: £ - 4 Bedrooms - 2 Bathrooms - Property comes furnished - Available to move in from 23 August 2026 - Maximum number of tenants is 5 - No Students - No Smokers - Bills not included - Property has parking - Property has garden access - Property has fireplace - EPC Rating: D If calling, please quote reference: Fees: You will not be charged any admin fees. **
Property type
house
Size
167 m²
Price
£9,000
Rental period
Unlimited
Available from
23/08/2026
Price per m²
£54
Rooms
4
Bedrooms
Not specified
Bathrooms
Not specified
Year built
Not specified
Smoking allowed
Not specified
The listing is located at 31 Richmond Crescent, London, N1 0LZ, United Kingdom
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