About this property

An exceptional three bedroom split-level garden apartment, forming part of a landmark modernist building, designed in the late 1970s by renowned architect Edward Cullinan for the Borough of Camden.
Constructed over five floors from stock bricks and overlooking a pretty public garden, the building has a distinctive and pleasing arrangement of metal uprights and balconies to the front.
Offering 1073 square feet (100 sqaure metres) of flexible accommodation, the apartment is presented to a very high standard throughout.
Entered on the upper level, the fabulous dual-aspect open-plan reception of 30' is principally lit from the west by three pairs of glazed double doors, each leading to a separate balcony. The open-plan kitchen is modern, with a range of premium appliances and there is a handy guest WC.
On the garden level, three good double bedrooms, with a thoughtfully-designed range of fitted storage to each, all bedrooms having glazed double doors leading to the garden. A well-appointed modern family bathroom/WC completes the accommodation. Separate, additional private storage is accessed from the basement
To the rear is a good-sized private garden, mainly paved with shrub borders and a sunny, open westerly aspect. Beyond the private rear garden, there is access to a larger, very well maintained communal garden.
Leighton Crescent is a very attractive residential location, consisting of mainly Victorian terraces set around a leafy public open space. Kentish Town Underground (Northern Line) and Thameslink are within a short walking distance, as are the shops, bars and restaurants of Kentish Town Road.
Outstanding local schools including Torriano Primary and Camden School for Girls are close by.