Price £ 1,720,000
Reference 53730
Address Torriano Avenue, London, NW5 2RX
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Beds 4
Baths 2
Type Terraced house
Tenure Freehold

Four bedroom late Victorian period terrace house over 3 floors, flooded with natural light. High ceilings, period features, west facing garden. Chain Free.

Description

Elegant three storey period property on a lovely street in Kentish Town. Torriano Avenue was named after the 18th Century landowner Joshua Prole Torriano who owned much of the surrounding land that was developed into the fine streets and housing stock still seen today. The wider area was at that time the global centre of piano making. The good transport connections and the high demand from Victorian households boosted the numbers of piano makers to over 100 locally. Indeed one of the earlier residents of this house was the paino maker, George Nutt, who undoubtedly enjoyed close connections with the local piano making industries.

The house is east west facing so gets a good amount of sun throughout the day, with the garden facing west. The unusual double height window spanning first and second floor brings Victorian grandeur and along with the high ceilings, particularly in the through lounge, adds to the sense of space.

Internally the house is well laid out retaining the original room proportions. The first floor has the bathroom with separate laundry area and separate walk in shower. The four bedrooms on the first and second floors are all good sized doubles.

It's close to Camden School for Girls and Torriano Primary and walking distance to Kentish Town Church of England Primary the French Schools in Kentish Town.

There are good transport links with the Northern Line underground and North London overground being nearby.

The house offered chain free.


Features

  • Alarm
  • Central heating
  • Dishwasher
  • Garden
  • White goods

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