Cornerstone – Exclusive
Crouch End
Cornerstone – Exclusive, Crouch End
Late Victorian terrace with beautiful original features including ceiling roses, stained glass and a dramatic 3 story staircase. The modern extension features a double height kitchen and gallery with bespoke steel bannisters and a brass island, concrete floor with brass inlay and crittal windows. The dining room has a facated roof and large bespoke oak table. The whole area is flooded with natural light. There are 4 bedrooms and a nursery plus 3 bathrooms all with polished plaster walls, concrete basins and brass details. The large garden features a terrace, outdoor kitchen and lighting system. The feature tree ferns sit amongst dense planting. The house is largely a blank canvas, with few personal items. It has a monochrome colour scheme, complimented with oak and brass detailing. JJCedar
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