1 room flat of 41m² in London

This delightful one bedroom apartment forms part of a highly sought after conversion of a magnificent Victorian built Grade II listed former school. Originally constructed in 1848 and established as The Drapers College for Boys during the late Victorian era, this Grade II listed building underwent a comprehensive redesign in 1998, transforming into a splendid residential development. Situated on the first floor of this development, this appealing apartment offers a tranquil and charming living space. The accommodation spans approximately 699 sq. ft. and includes a delightful reception room with double-height ceilings, a modern separate kitchen, a spacious double bedroom featuring sash windows, and a contemporary bathroom. Old School Court is a gated development and it remains well maintained all year round. There is a real community spirit and residents often get together for BBQs in the communal courtyard. As the building is located at the end of Drapers Road and surrounded by other residential developments it is extremely peaceful - an oasis in the heart of Tottenham. Transport: - Bruce Grove (20 mins Liverpool Street Station) - Seven Sisters Underground/Overground Station (Victoria Line Zone 3) and Tottenham Hale Underground/Overground Station (Victoria Line Zone 3) with direct links to Stansted Airport, the West End and City. Well connected by road and rail to the City and West End, with attractive housing stock and green spaces, Tottenham and Seven Sisters is currently undergoing an exciting and transformative regeneration programme and has been announced as the preferred route for Crossrail 2. The area has become a hive of creativity and an increasingly popular "property hotspot" amongst urban trendsetters. You will notice a burgeoning selection of new independent coffee shops, pubs and restaurants opening up. While you're researching the local area, please check out The High Cross pub which is directly opposite Old School Court, Craving Coffee on Markfield Road, Blighty India Café on the High Road, With Milk on Philip Lane and True Craft on West Green Road. Please