In 1821 a parcel of land was sold to Thomas Cubitt, one of the country's most renowned builders. He created three dwellings in the form of a small palace. The houses are now Grade two listed and the subject flat forms the raised ground and lower ground floors of the centre, and largest of the three houses. Set back from Albion Road and with the benefit of an allocated off street parking space the flat boasts huge proportions, high ceilings and is full of character. On the raised ground floor there is an enormous living space with stripped wooden flooring and shutters. A well fitted kitchen/diner to the front and large living space to the rear into an interesting curved bay window which overlooks the garden. There is a cloakroom and access to the garden on this level. Below there are three bedrooms, a large family bathroom and utility room with further storage beyond. The two front bedrooms have access onto a large front lightwell with further storage. The garden is a private and peaceful area which has been nicely landscaped. Albion Road is a sought after location running south from Stoke Newington Church Street to Newington Green with excellent bus routes and the wide open spaces of Clissold Park are close by.