Muriidi Abati, 57 who earns £7 an hour and his wife Marhan Mohamed, 44, have lived in the Georgian townhouse with their 7 children for 15 years. They are paying only £90pw to Islington Council.
Critics have said it was "ridiculous," refugees given "a home for millionaires" while many others live in squalor.
Refugees can qualify as a priority for housing if local a council deems them "vulnerable," although this is not listed as a "special reason" category.
A neighbour (asked not to be named) of the Abati family, said he was also a council tenant and his home was worth up to £3m.
John Bickley, United Kingdom Independence Party immigration spokesman said: "Councils have a duty to optimise tax-payers money, and these properties should be sold and the returns invested in affordable social housing that benefits a larger number of residents."
Comment: And the British establishment wonders why their citizens are resentful? It would be one thing if the Abatis were millionaires from their own efforts. But... socialism.