1 room flat of 41m² in London

Hunting for a one double bedroom home, on a quiet residential street, with a touch of character? Cast your net no further – this charming apartment has a delightfully rustic atmosphere that will be sure to please couples and singles alike. Two arched sash windows provide the focal point to the open plan kitchen, reception and dining room, with an inbuilt wooden storage unit fitted between them – ideal for showcasing collections of classic Medieval novels, crown collections and/or miniature swords-in-the-stones. Further storage space can be found within a sturdy freestanding bookcase, a wooden trolley on wheels and within a handsome array of beech cabinetry in the kitchen area. Here, you’ll also encounter a splashback lined with white subway tile, a stainless steel washbasin and a wall-mounted utensil rack with complementary hooks. Lit by recessed spotlighting in the main living area resides three quaint blue chairs for three knights of the round dining table. Adjacent is the bathroom, which features an exciting infinity-style mirror arrangement that draws attention upon the inbuilt full-sized bathtub and the wall-mounted wooden shelf fitted with an integrated towel rail. Last on the tour is the spacious double bedroom, playing host to a double divan bed, two inbuilt wardrobes, overhead fitted cupboards and a fourth blue chair for a fourth knight. Being located on the edge of Wray Crescent Open Space is an absolute blessing, allowing for a quiet night’s rest and plenty of entertainment – game of table tennis, or maybe a bit of fencing anyone? You’re also spoilt for choice in terms of local restaurants, retail and drinking spots – we’d recommend the Brave Sir Robin on Crouch Hill, where you can really boast about your round table.