With the house standing at this location since 1396 and the present house being constructed in 1795, it is truly a home steeped in History. Available end of May and unfurnished.

Canonbury House is originally named after Canons of St Bartholomew's who built the original house on this site.
Presently the house has undergoing a complete refurbishment to the highest of standards.
The house offers seven bedrooms to the upper two floors with a number of bathrooms and a large master bedroom with en suite and dressing room.
On the ground floor is an elegant through drawing room to one side with a fireplace and ornate cornicing, a further sitting room and study to the other side of the central hallway.
A rear hallway gives access to a mature well stocked rear garden which is home to one of the oldest mulberry trees in London.
The garden also has a large York paved area and lawn, hot tub and a garden pod.
The lower ground floor offers a large kitchen which opens into a dining room along with a cellar, utility room and snug.
To the side of the house is a double garage and off-street parking.

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