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ADDRESS Dagmar Terrace, London N1 PRICE £1,495,000 DESIGNER Uncommon Projects T. 020 7112 4907 [email protected]
A D D R E S S
Dagmar Terrace, London N1
P R I C E
£1,495,000
D E S I G N E R
Uncommon Projects
T. 020 7 112 4907 [email protected]
I N F O R M AT I O N
A remarkable three double bedroom house withinthe Cross Street conservation area in the heart ofIsl ington that has been extensively refurbishedwith interiors designed by architect Alan Drumm,one of the founders of Uncommon Projects. The house is part of a terrace original ly bui lt in1954 by Thames Water as a series of workers’cottages. The current owners have undertaken anambitious and comprehensive refurbishmentthroughout, adding a 3m rear extension, a loftconversion with new roof and cedar shinglecladding, new insulation to al l external wal ls,roofing and under the ground floor, double glazedsteel windows, a whole house venti lat ion systemwith heat exchange, and an Atag combi boi lerwith external thermometer. They have alsocarr ied out ambit ious replanning of the first twofloors to create more generous, free flowingspaces. On the ground floor is an expansive open-planl iving room and kitchen. At the rear of this, ful l-height glazing spans the width of the house andtwo French doors open to a peaceful, oasis of agarden with Staffordshire blue brick paving and apatio. The large kitchen is an exquisite exampleof Uncommon Projects design, with theirtrademark bespoke birch plywood cabinetry withoak and cork veneer. The worktops are made fromCorian, the cabinets house Siemens appliancesand a Quooker tap provides instant boi l ing water.Engineered oak parquet flooring runs throughoutthis ground floor space and creates an easytransit ion from l iving room to kitchen. A Drugasargas fireplace acts as a focal point in the wintermonths and recessed and freestandingUncommon Projects furniture provides addit ionalstorage throughout. This level also includes a WCand under-stair storage. On the first floor are two even sized doublebedrooms both with Kvadrat Divina Melangecurtains. A family bathroom with crackle glazeti les features a large flat-bottomed Bette Oceansteel bath. The loft conversion, on the secondfloor, is home to the master bedroom with undereaves storage, and a separate shower room withCarrara marble t i les. Both bathrooms havethermostatic shower valves and recessedcisterns, and the Uncommon Projectscraftsmanship continues throughout the topfloors, with bespoke wardrobes and bathroomcabinetry. Dagmar Terrace is conveniently located to takeadvantage of al l that Isl ington and thesurrounding areas have to offer. I t is a thriving,bustl ing neighbourhood, with a huge selection ofshops, theatres, bars and restaurants. Notably,the Litt le Angel theatre is just around the cornerand Ottolenghi is a four minute walk via thecoffee-shop-l ined Cross Street. I f late night ormusic venues appeal there are three withinwalking distance – the O2 Academy Isl ington nearAngel station, The Garage in Highbury and TheUnion Chapel on Upper Street. Public transport isplentiful with buses on Essex Road and UpperStreet very close by taking you into the City andthe West End. Moorgate is seven minutes’ journeytime from nearby Essex Road train station, AngelUnderground station (Northern Line) is a 10minute walk and a similar distance is Highburyand Isl ington Underground station (Victoria Line).The green space of the New River Walk ismoments away as are the garden squares andtreel ined streets of Barnsbury and Canonbury.
There is Is l ington Zone E residents permitparking that can be acquired.
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