41b, Lough Road, London, N7 8RH

Overlooking the greenery of Paradise Park, this beautifully presented three-bedroom Victorian maisonette combines generous proportions, excellent natural light and a private roof terrace, all within easy reach of both Upper Street and the increasingly good food, drink and independent scene around Holloway.

Arranged across three floors and extending to approximately 978 sq ft, the house-like layout gives the bedrooms and living spaces a pleasing sense of separation, while the elevated position and large sash windows make the most of the open outlook towards the park and City Farm.

Inside The raised ground floor is given entirely to the main living space: An open plan kitchen, dining and reception room with timber flooring and large sash windows looking directly towards the trees of Paradise Park.

There is plenty of room for proper dining alongside a comfortable seating area, while the kitchen sits neatly to the rear with dark cabinetry, timber worktops and integrated appliances.

Two bedrooms and a bathroom occupy the floor above, before the principal bedroom takes over the top floor.

Set away from the rest of the accommodation, it has the feel of a private suite, with its own bathroom and direct access onto the roof terrace - a secluded outside space and a particularly good spot for a morning coffee or evening drink.

The result is a home that feels substantial, with well-defined living and sleeping floors and useful outside space.

Neighbourhood & connections Lough Road sits just north of central Islington, with Paradise Park and Freightliners City Farm immediately nearby and Upper Street within easy reach.

Holloway Road provides a broad mix of everyday shops, cafés and amenities, while the restaurants, pubs and independent shops of Islington are close enough to make this a very easy part of north London to live in.

The surrounding neighbourhood has quietly become one of North London's most exciting destinations for independent food and drink.

Holloway has emerged as a culinary hotspot, home to acclaimed restaurants including Westerns Laundry, Xi'an Impression and Zia Lucia, while nearby Barnsbury is home to the renowned Tamil Prince and some of the best dining pubs in London including The Drapers Arms and The Pig and Butcher.

Transport is equally straightforward. Caledonian Road and Holloway Road are both on the Piccadilly line, while Caledonian Road & Barnsbury provides London Overground services.

All three stations are in Zone 2, putting the City, West End and wider London within easy reach