Old School Court, London, N17

Originally built in 1848 and established as The Drapers College for Boys during the late Victorian era, this Grade II listed building was beautifully reimagined in 1998, transforming it into a magnificent residential development. This stylish apartment exudes the charm of a city loft, with extraordinarily high 3.35-metre ceilings and sash cord windows that maximise natural light. It provides an inviting and serene environment for relaxing, while also offering an impressive space for entertaining. The moment you step into this thoughtfully designed home, you are struck by its remarkable sense of space. Expertly refurbished by the architects at Studio 212, great care has been taken to incorporate high-quality fittings, smart storage solutions, and tasteful cosmetic updates throughout. Notable features include solid oak flooring and an exposed brick wall that adds character to the open-plan living area. The accommodation spans 838 square feet (77.85 square metres) and includes two generously sized double bedrooms, a modern fully-fitted kitchen/lounge, a contemporary bathroom, and secure gated off-street parking. Residents can also enjoy the charming communal courtyard. Key highlights of the property include the striking exposed brick wall that draws the eye into the living area and the seamless integration of storage solutions, including an entire wall of cabinetry in the hallway that continues into the kitchen, which features an integrated fridge/freezer, premium wall and base units, and a natural granite worktop. Old School Court fosters a strong sense of community, with residents actively engaging in property matters via a shared email list. Any issues are addressed collaboratively, creating a supportive and friendly environment. This secure gated development is meticulously maintained year-round, and during the summer months, residents often come together for barbecues in the communal courtyard. Tottenham and Seven Sisters is an area on the rise, undergoing an exciting regeneration programme that�s transforming it into a vibrant hub of creativity. Well connected by road and rail to the City and West End, the area boasts an appealing mix of period housing stock and green spaces, making it increasingly popular among urban professionals. The neighbourhood offers a growing number of independent coffee shops, pubs, and restaurants. Highlights include The High Cross pub directly opposite Old School Court, Craving Coffee on Markfield Road, Blighty India Caf� on the High Road, True Craft on West Green Road, and The Palm on Philip Lane. Don�t miss San Marco, a beloved family-run Italian restaurant near Bruce Grove Station, which has been serving high-quality homemade cuisine to locals for over 40 years. The area is a bustling transport hub, with excellent links via Seven Sisters (just three stops from King�s Cross), South Tottenham, Tottenham Hale (Stansted Express), and Bruce Grove (20 minutes to Liverpool Street). High Road buses also provide easy access to Islington and Hackney., Stoke Newington and Central London. Please contact the Sales department at Winkworth Harringay office to arrange an appointment to view 020 8800 [email protected] Winkworth.co.uk Your local independently owned property agency with a network of 57 London offices. Est 1835 Follow us on Instagram - @winkworthharringay