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The area is a mix of the modern and old, protected 17th, 18th and 19th Century buildings. If you like to shop or to eat out you will be spoilt for choice! The street you will be staying is super quiet and has a countryside feel and is. All the neighbours have been living around here for at least 10 years+ and know each other so it is a very safe place.
Check my guide for places to go to and stuff to do locally (I have written for the different areas very close by).
There are immediately plenty of green squares and spaces to sit in the sun or take some fresh air nearby if you want.
A couple of very local places up the road (ask for directions):
- SUNDAY Cafe & Restaurant - snacks and coffees during the day
- Southpaw coffee place
- La Taberna Ristaurante (Italian) - 12-9:30pm weekdays, til 10pm on Fri & Sat, until 7pm on Sunday.
- The Hemingford Arms pub (Thai menu)

- The Albion pub (gastropub modern English)

- The Drapers Arms pub (gastro pub).

There are many transport links, tube stations, overground station around here and many are within walking distances 12-15mins. Northern line (Angel tube & King's Cross tube), Victoria Line (Highbury & Islington - Northbound or King's Cross -Southbound), Piccadilly line (Caledonian Road).
King's Cross Station and St Pancras International both have several trains connections and are 2 different train stations. Kings Cross reaches the North (Edinburgh, Newcastle, Leeds, etc. and closer Greater North London places). St Pancras International deserves Gatwick Airport and Luton airport directly, Brighton on the Coast and also the Continent (France & Belgium) and Northern cities in the Midlands and beyond like Sheffield, Leicester, etc .
Caledonian Road & Barnsbury the closest overground station (it's all overground) linking Stratford to Richmond Park on the same line, it branches out to many other places so ask me if not sure.
If you prefer travelling by bus (a little slower than tubes but more enjoyable and there are many bus lanes now) - I can tell you which app to download so you can have the live time of the buses. There are many buses around. Pls note when you want a bus to stop you have to signal it by a wave or it may not stop (similarly with black cab - they need to have the yellow light on, that means they are free).
The 153 is the closest to here on Hemingford road at stop W and is a small bus that gets into Angel (12mins walk otherwise) and goes pretty much to the City via Barbican into the back of Liverpool Street. On the way back from Angel, get off at the bus stop V.
All the other ones are double deckers and can be caught from Caledonian Road (5mins walk).
To head South or into Central London towards King's Cross, pls catch the bus at bus Stop P. The 17, 91, 259 all goes to King's Cross ; the 17 continues to the West of the City ; 91 into Trafalgar Square ; 259 stops in Kings Cross, 274 back into Angel one way.
If you cross the road (stop M), the 274 can take you towards Regents Park (westbound) to pick it up at Stop M. You will also get all buses to head more North and you can also catch the Piccadilly line at Caledonian Road (get off at stop D) especially if you go to Heathrow, you might get a chance for a seat before hitting King's Cross tube station that can get very busy. The best wagon is the usually the first front wagon and those seats there behind the driver where you will get more chance to be seated).
There are many more buses by Angel tube station and a couple of bus shelters.
One is stop G with the bus 43 and bus 56 into the City, the 43 via Old Street and Moorgate and into London Bridge, the 56 via London's Wall and St Paul's Cathedral.
The other stop Stop F is 10 meters up for the 19 into Battersea Bridge, 30 into Marble Arch, 38 into Victoria, 73 into Oxford Circus, 341 into Waterloo Station and 476 into King's Cross station.
Pls note the 19, 38 and 73 have also night buses. Although I would generally advise for a cab if you come back late and if you can take one (Uber, Bolt, black cab).
At Angel, the bus stop is big in front of the N1 shopping Centre on the opposite side of the road, but be careful not to take bus 73 and 341 that will take you down Essex road (further away from your home from home), make sure that you stay on Upper street and you can get off a few stops further (3 max).
Parking and cars in Islington are probably best to be avoided in all honesty. One way traffic in places, Congestion charge, Ulez charge, extra tax for Diesel car (parking more expensive).
Going to Airports:
-Trains into Gatwick Airport and Luton Airport direct from St Pancras (heading South to Brighton for Gatwick and heading North to Bedford for Luton) or you can also catch the Victoria express to get to Gatwick ( more expensive and might take longer as you need to take the tube first or a taxi there as it is the other side of London)
-Trains into Luton Airport direct from St Pancras (heading North to Bedford)
- Trains into Heathrow Airport (depending which terminal and if you are in a hurry) either the Piccadilly Line (dark blue) or the Heathrow Express esp for LHR T5 from Paddington Station (my preferred option even if a little more expensive). To get to Paddington you can use the tube at Kings cross - District line (Green) or check from of the tube (Circle - yellow and also Pink one) if they go via Paddington or use a Black cab - they have their own lane to get to Paddington (a little faster but more expensive) or an Uber/Bolt (normal traffic lane but cheaper) to get to Paddington station and then the Heathrow Express (once departed, 15-20mins to get there).
- Trains into Stansted from Liverpool Street Station
Any other destinations, pls let me know, happy to guide you.