A fine example of a traditional mid-terraced Victorian home on a cul-de-sac street in the heart of Stroud Green.
The downstairs comprises of a double reception room which retains a wealth of original features such as: two Victorian fire pla…
Fully extended and refurbished to a high specification throughout by the current vendors is this spectacular five bedroom home.
The double reception room showcases oak flooring, double glazed widows with plantation shutters, coving and high…
A stylish blend of old and new, Burville House is a luxury development of eight apartments, four apartments set within a grand period building overlooking Finsbury Park and four brand newly built apartments to the rear of the development.
"Both my rental properties are now managed by Martyn Gerrard. John is knowledgeable on legislation concerning rentals & gave me sound advice when I had a problem with my previous agent. " – Purple K
A stylish blend of old and new, Burville House is a luxury development of eight apartments, four apartments set within a grand period building overlooking Finsbury Park and four brand newly built apartments to the rear of the development.
A stylish blend of old and new, Burville House is a luxury development of eight apartments, four apartments set within a grand period building overlooking Finsbury Park and four brand newly built apartments to the rear of the development.
A two double bedroom, two bathroom modern apartment offering 718 SQ.FT. (66. 7 SQ.M.) internal living accommodation. The apartment benefits from private allocated parking Space and private garden.
Ideally situated in a sought after gated de…
A two bedroom apartment arranged over the second and third floors of this period house. The property is within close proximity to the shopping amenities and transport.
A one bedroom first floor Victorian conversion
with a separate kitchen and reception room. This property has potential to extend into the loft (subject to the relevant consents).
“James at Martyn Gerrard Crouch End recently sold our family house and when the exchange was delayed, through no fault of anyone, he again quietly pushed the chain along.” – Nita O
