The highly regarded Whitehall Park Conservation Area, with it's period Victorian houses and detached villas is a popular location for family life, offering a selection of well presented, spacious character homes. It falls within the Upper Holloway postcode and while this location provides residents with the high end feel of the Highgate area, it still represents good value when compared with its neighbours at the top of the hill.
London Underground stations in the local area include Archway (Northern Line) and Holloway Road (Piccadilly Line) both of which are Zone 2, Upper Holloway station provides Silverlink’s Gospel Oak-Barking line and Archway Road (A1) provides quick access to the North Circular and the M1.
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The Whitehall Park conservation area includes predominantly Victorian houses, which make up the period conversions and family homes in the area, some of which date back to 1890. Providing an excellent choice and variety of homes, the area is attractive across all purchaser groups, including professionals, families, creatives and those looking to downsize.
Council Tax Annual Rates for Islington 2023/2024
A £1,209.60
B £1,411.19
C £1,612.79
D £1,814.39
E £2,217.59
F £2,620.79
G £3,023.99
H £3,628.78
(Source Islington Council)
Located on what was once the site of Whittington College, Whitehall Park was soon developed after the extension of Archway Road. The oldest record of properties within the area date back to 1813 in the will of James Whitehead who mentions Hornsey Lane Close in his estate, which was left to his brothers.