A stunning five bedroom family home makes up part of this terrace of contemporary houses facing directly on to the attractive gardens of Camden Square. This characterful and exquisite house provides grand and well -proportioned accommodation spread across four floors.

Entering from the square you are invited into a beautiful secluded garden which leads through a bespoke glazed entrance door into a dual aspect reception room stretching nearly 40ft in length. Including a large fully fitted kitchen, guest cloakroom and study area. This floor can also be entered through the rear where there is another garden area. This can be accessed via a generous private road (jointly owned with neighbours) off Camden Mews with parking space. With the added advantage of seclusion by being the end of terrace property. The first floor hosts an impressive second reception area with three large floor to ceiling sash windows overlooking the front garden and beyond to Camden Square Gardens. This floor also benefits from two bedrooms that are currently being configured as a study and an office; plus a family bathroom. The second floor comprises of two large double bedrooms; one with an en-suite bathroom and fitted cupboards and the another with a bathroom accessed from the hallway. Both bathrooms are extensively fitted out with 'Duravit' Philip Stark suites and mosaic tiling. The top floor solely consists of a principal suite overlooking the square. This includes a sizeable linen cupboard, a bathroom with Philip Stark suites and a winter-garden jacuzzi spa room.

The property is located within the catchment area of Camden School for Girls and within easy reach of the Collège Français Bilingue de Londres.

Camden Square origins go back to 1788, when an Act of Parliament allowed Charles Pratt the Earl of Camden to develop his estate to the east of what is now Camden High Street. The green space found on Camden Square was designed as the centrepiece of a development of houses whose residents could enjoy the luscious central gardens dominated by neo-Gothic architecture of St. Paul’s Church located at the top end of the square. Camden Square is now the area's most sought after residential setting consisting of a small and intimate collection of tree lined roads centered around a listed London square with a tranquil community vibe. Situated in the Camden Square Conservation Area allowing for easy access into Camden Town & Kentish Town.

A short and pleasant stroll down the foot & cycle path will lead you to the ever evolving Kings Cross where one can indulge in the delights of Granary Square & the Coal Drops Yard which brings something entirely different to London’s shopping and dining scene, cobbled streets and brick arches are home to a wonderful and unexpected mix of boutique shops and foodie hotspots where Victorian heritage and breath-taking architecture collide in an extraordinary canal side setting. Also home to the brand new headquarters for Google, Facebook, YouTube & The Guardian. Alternatively Regent’s Park is 0.9 miles away where one can enjoy Queen Mary’s formal gardens and soak in the city-scape views from Primrose Hill.

Camden Square is also well located for education purposes; some outstanding examples include Northbridge House and Torriano Primary Schools; King's Cross Academy Primary & Nursery School; Camden School for Girls and CFBL (Collège Français Bilingue de Londres) secondary schools; Central Saint Martins Design College and UCL (University College of London).

For transport Camden Road Station (Overground Line) is 0.3 miles away, Kings Cross & St Pancras Stations (these stations are served by six underground lines and the Eurostar connecting you to local, national & international destinations) is one mile away, Camden Town Station (Northern Line) and Kentish Town Station (Northern Line and Thameslink) are both 0.5 miles away. The West End is accessible in 30 minutes via Regents Park. There is also a nearby canal towpath that provides a beautiful cycle route west to Little Venice and east to Hoxton.