Gorgeous double bedroom in Finsbury Park

Advertised on the 13th of September; the bedroom is available and I’m taking viewings from Monday-Thursday next week!

This lovely double bedroom is advertised for £1100, including all bills, excluding a £10 monthly kitty. It is officially available from the 11th of October.

This bedroom is bigger than it looks in the photos, and featuring super high ceilings, a fireplace feature and large double-glazed bay windows looking onto our lovely residential street, it is bright and airy and gets a ton of natural light. It has dark wooden flooring, a fireand is located on the ground floor of our victorian house. The bedroom comes with basic furnishings including a sturdy wooden double bed frame and firm mattress from Warren Evans, and a white wardrobe (as shown in the photos).

Our location is fantastic:
5 minutes’ walk to Crouch Hill Station (Overground, Suffragette line)
10 minutes to Finsbury Park Station (Victoria Line & National Rail)
Surrounded by great cafés, eateries, green spaces, and running trails

The house offers:
A spacious kitchen/communal area with a cosy sofa
A laundry/drying room that you can hang and dry your laundry in (a rare London perk!)
One bathroom
A large, beautifully maintained garden

About us:

We’re a clean, friendly, peaceful, and tidy household of 1 female and 3 males (4 bedrooms total) of which 1 male is moving out. I am the tenant of the property. I’ve no gender preference (though a balance of two girls two guys would be more ideal!) - I like living with both females and males - the most important points for me are that you are clean, considerate and respectful of existing household dynamics, and that you communicate well and openly. The house has a sanctuary, homely feel, unlike a typical HMO-type house share. We operate an internal open-door policy before heading out the house to indicate that we are out, and to foster feelings of trust (and no locks on bedroom doors). We are looking for a long-term housemate that is kind and clean, with an out-of-home working pattern or hybrid setup with a maximum of 3 days from home. Not ideal for students. A balance between deriving some social input from us and affording us privacy and personal space when we need it would be ideal.

We have a cleaning rota in place, and each of us is assigned a week when we are in charge of cleaning and replacing bins. This has worked very well.

*The home would only suit someone who is as precious about keeping the house clean as we are, as it is an above average clean household.

If this sounds like a good fit, I’d love to hear from you! :-)