As most working-class Victorians didn’t have indoor plumbing at home, this would have been an important local building, as it offered both bathing and laundry facilities.

Once though your own private entrance, you’re in a hallway with plenty of space for coats and shoes.

Going straight into the reception room, you encounter a large, open space with high ceilings, gloriously large windows and lots of natural light.

The size of the room is the key to its versatility. Want to have separate lounge and dining areas? Easily done.

The fully fitted kitchen is neatly tucked away and provides ample storage space with a larder hidden away at the far end.

Downstairs, immediately to your left is the second bedroom with a perfect spot for a walk-in wardrobe.

Further down the hall, the huge family bathroom – with a deep tub & overhead shower – is next to the principal bedroom; a sweeping space with plenty of room for a work area, built-in wardrobes and a super-king bed, with its own en-suite with a luxurious walk-in shower.

Situated in the heart of Kentish Town, Prince of Wales Road is a direct route to Camden Town. An bustling thoroughfare, it boasts a string of excellent pubs.

Directly next door is Kentish Town Baths, the local leisure centre recently renovated with gym, classes and pool.

Kentish Town Road, the local high street, is less than five minutes walk away and has supermarkets, pubs, restaurants and essential local services.

The Grafton is your local fun boozer, known for its barbecue food and roof terrace. Just up the road, The Abbey Tavern is perfect for live football and good ale.

The Phoenicia Mediterranean Food Hall is a local favourite; they do fantastic lunchtime wraps, as well as superb breads and sweets.

As to transport links, Kentish Town Underground and Mainline Rail station is only a seven minute walk and connects with the Northern Line. Mainline rail services link to Kings Cross, Farringdon and wider South East London and up as far as Bedford.

Available as of Late May 2023.