Primrose Treetops Spanning five floors, three bedrooms, and featuring that ultimate London luxury - a rooftop balcony with a view - this classic Victorian townhouse is a slick combination of contemporary design, bright spot lighting, and scintillating colour. With arresting panoramic views from nearby Primrose Hill, and famous Regents Park just round the corner, you'll be perfectly placed to explore the city, or immerse yourself in the local delights of this picturesque North London suburb. It's hard to know where to begin with this expertly modernised townhouse. The open-plan living room is a master class in minimalism, enhanced by large windows and three plush sofas. The kitchen boasts a smart silver finish, warm pendant lighting, and French doors opening onto a delightful outdoor decking area. At the front, an attractive shuttered window offers picture-perfect views of the terraced street beyond - a great backdrop whilst enjoying a meal at the dining table. Adding to the ambience are leafy plants and colourful cushioned chairs, contrasting the charcoal tones of the wall and fireplace. Upstairs we're particularly keen on the family-sized bathroom with its marbled walls, impressive walk-in shower, and deep, stand-alone bathtub. The three bedrooms are bright and spacious with swathes of natural light. Special mentions go to the little winsome patio area, with its chalk white walls and tumbling greenery, and the top floor bedroom, with its wall of silhouetted branches and sweeping rooftop views. We love... The filth floor balcony. Primrose Hill is one of London's hidden gems, with its leafy streets, rolling hills, and splendid Victorian houses. Complete with table and chairs, you can enjoy the sights in private, either basking in the sunshine, or gazing up at the stars. Should you need to work during your stay (snooze), there's also a handy office space between the first and second floors, including a desk, chair, and printer. As with any classic terrace house, there's no shortage of stairs, and those at the top are pretty narrow. Whilst we wouldn't recommend this to anyone with mobility issues, if you can manage the climb, trust us - it's totally worth it. As well as the three double bedrooms, there's a single daybed available on request in the hallway - ideal for a child if you need a little extra space. One room (shown on the floor plan as bedroom 2) will be locked with no guest access.