A Victorian Garden Apartment with Raw Details and Light-Filled Rooms

On the ground floor of a Victorian conversion in Stamford Hill, this garden apartment features generous proportions, light-filled rooms, and period features adding a lot of character.

The materials give this 69-square-meter apartment so much character. Raw wooden floorboards, untreated wood, exposed brick, and a kitchen made of reclaimed materials bring a lot of character to the Victorian spaces.

The living room is located at the front of the house, featuring a large box bay window with raw wooden side panels and large windows, creating a light-filled atmosphere.

The original wooden floorboards are painted white, which is paired with sage green walls and built-in cabinetry. The black, original fireplace adds warmth and Victorian character.

The high ceilings, bay window, and natural light make the room feel spacious. There is even room for a small work-from-home space next to the sofa.

At the back of the house, a kitchen is made of reclaimed materials with beautiful wooden planks to serve as the counters, a large sink, open shelving, and classic white backsplash tiles topped with exposed brick.

The spacious kitchen has windows in two directions, overlooking the garden, while the door in the back leads to the apartment’s bathroom.

The kitchen is of generous size with enough room for a dining table. The floor tiles add a nice pattern to the space. The niche is fitted with a glass-fronted cabinet for extra storage space.

The bedroom is situated between the living room and the kitchen. It’s a serene room with beige walls and a large light-colored rug. The wooden panels next to the balcony doors add a raw element that’s seen throughout the apartment.

The bedroom opens onto a small balcony with steps leading down to the private garden.

A large wardrobe is fitted into the niche, while the wooden floorboards add warmth.

The bathroom is located behind the kitchen and features the same star-patterned floor tiles.

The soft pink walls and white tiles are paired with raw shower walls, maintaining that raw vibe in every room.

The interiors are beautiful, but the apartment’s real showstopper is the lush, private back garden with a small garden house.

The lush garden features magnolias, a mature grapevine, and more greenery that makes this a welcoming spot for birds and other animals.

The green garden house can serve as a home office or a relaxing, sheltered spot amid the greenery.

The apartment is listed for £550,000 at Brickworks.