Finsbury Park Estate Agent - Robert Lehrer Properties
Robert Lehrer Properties has over twenty years of experience in the Finsbury Park property market. Using our extensive knowledge of the industry and Finsbury Park area, we can offer advice to our clients on the best course of action, whatever their property requirements. We are committed to customer service and our approach is helpful, supportive and most importantly honest. So whether you are looking to buy, sell, rent or let properties in Finsbury Park area, Robert Lehrer Properties estate agents is here to ensure you are helped at every stage and that the end result is the best for you. Robert Lehrer Properties: Finding your way through the property market.
Finsbury Park properties of the week
£979,950 freehold
4 Bedroom House, Finsbury Park, London N4
A spacious 4 bedroom family house forming part of this luxury development in Finsbury Park. The residents have use of the swimming pool complex complete with sauna and changing rooms. Internally the house is presented in good decorative order with limestone tiled flooring to the whole of the ground floor, a stylish luxury kitchen and a first floor reception room with views to garden. Ref: FAP/rl183
£325 pw part furnished,
2 bedroom apartment
Finsbury Park, N4
A stunning two double bedroom converted apartment occupying the entire ground floor of a substantial property situated in a quiet tree lined road in Finsbury Park. The property comprises reception room and enjoys direct access to a private rear patio. The apartment also features a fitted kitchen and bathroom.
Ref: FAP/rl236
Information about Finsbury Park, N4
Finsbury Park is an area of North London, about 5km north of the City of London. It gets its name from Finsbury, the area just outside the city wall at the north. Formerly it was known as Stroud Green. When part of Hornsey Wood or Hornsey Park was bought as a public park in 1869, the park was called Finsbury Park to suggest it was an open space for the people of the City ward of Finsbury. At the same time the small railway station at the junction of Stroud Green Road and Seven Sisters Road was renamed Finsbury Park.