Route De Camden Park

Set within easy reach of Kentish and Camden Town, this beautifully reimagined period house balances original character with refined contemporary design.
A beautifully reimagined period house that balances original character with calm, contemporary design. Renovated to an exacting standard, the home showcases thoughtful craftsmanship, premium materials and a cohesive, design-led aesthetic throughout. Arranged over three floors, the house offers generous and well-considered accommodation which exceeds 2,000 sq ft. The ground floor is centred around a striking open-plan kitchen, dining and living space that connects directly to the garden, creating a natural flow for everyday living and entertaining. The bespoke shaker-style kitchen is finished with porcelain worktops, integrated Smeg appliances and a 4-in-1 boiling water tap, complemented by a separate pantry and utility room. To the front, a substantial formal reception room provides a more intimate living space, with a guest W/C completing the level. The first floor hosts the principal bedroom suite, complete with an en suite bathroom and dedicated dressing room. A further bedroom on this level is ideally suited as a nursery, guest room or study. On the second floor, two additional bedrooms are positioned alongside a refined family bathroom, with one bedroom benefitting from a walk-in wardrobe—ideal for older children or guests. Engineered wood flooring runs through the principal living areas, with new carpets to the bedrooms. Brand-new timber sash windows preserve the home’s period integrity while delivering modern performance, and bespoke internal doors add a tailored finish throughout. Underfloor heating enhances comfort across the ground floor and bathrooms, while finishes by Mandarin Stone and Claybrook, paired with ABI Interiors fittings, create a refined and cohesive palette. Floor-to-ceiling Cortizo sliding doors open onto a landscaped garden, seamlessly extending the living space outdoors. Repointed brickwork completes the exterior, enhancing kerb appeal and underscoring the quality and care of this considered renovation. Camden Park Road sits in the heart of Camden whilst also perfectly located to enjoy everything that Kentish Town has to offer. It is also perfectly positioned for access to the green open spaces of Regent’s Park and the lively cultural scene of King’s Cross and Granary Square. The Regent’s Canal towpath is a short walk away, offering a scenic route into Primrose Hill and Little Venice. Camden Road Overground and Camden Town Underground stations are nearby, providing quick access across London via the Northern Line and Overground networks. St Pancras International is also within easy reach, ideal for domestic and international travel. The area is known for its eclectic mix of independent shops, cafés, and restaurants—from London classics like Andy’s Taverna which has been there since 1967 to some of North London’s most vibrant street food markets including Camden Lock