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London N7 property guide
 Selling or letting a property in N7
If you’re thinking of selling or letting a property in Holloway in the London Borough of Islington, the perfect place to start is our definitive list of the most active estate and letting agents operating in the area. Click through to their websites, decide which agents you would like to value your property and arrange a free market appraisal with our single e-mail service.
Buying or renting
We can also help if you are looking for a property to buy or rent. We have an up to date list of the most popular estate agents with property for sale or rent in Holloway.
Click through to the agents’ websites to see what is available or let them keep you up to date by registering your details with all the agents listed in a single e-mail.
N7 surveyors and solicitors
As your transaction progresses you will want to return to our list of surveyors and solicitors in Holloway but we are more than just a local property directory. My Property Guide is designed to be a comprehensive resource for the local property market.
You will find dozens of articles written by property professionals working in the market today and links to the most useful local and national property websites. Our aim is to give you all the help and advice you require to make the important decisions about your property.
N7 area information
 London N7 encompasses the area of Holloway in the London Borough of Islington.
Holloway Road runs through the area from north to south. The heavily congested High Street has been branded the most spied upon road in Britain. There are 102 cameras monitoring crime along the two mile road, mounted on shops and lampposts, a church and a courtroom.
One of the most striking buildings in Holloway is The Graduate Centre at London Metropolitan University. Its modernist design incorporating three intersecting blocks are a welcome contrast to the drabness of Holloway Road.
Perhaps one of the most well known buildings in the area is Holloway Prison located on Parkhurst Road. The all female prison has housed a variety of famous names since it was first built in 1852 from various suffragettes to Maxine Carr.
Holloway Road and Caledonian Road tube stations, both on zone 2 of the Victoria Line, are located in N7. Alternatively the Silverlink National Rail line runs along the southern postcode of the area stopping at Barnsbury Station.
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