House For Sale £1,800,000
Arranged over three floors, this handsome period terrace house, is currently arranged as an HMO ready investment with the potential to be renovated back into a traditional family home.
The current accommodation is arranged as five bedrooms and three bathrooms but could suit a more relaxed four bedroom, arrangements, with a ground floor kitchen leading to the south-facing decked rear garden.
Agincourt Road is a popular residential street bordering Hampstead's Southend Green and is part of the Mansfield Conservation Area, which gives access to the southern end of Hampstead Heath just moment's walking, and on to the Villages' many attractions.
There is a tremendous selection of cafes, restaurants, and pubs nearby, from the Freeman's Arms on Downshire Hill to MUST Wine Bar and the M&S Food Hall. Keats House & Liberty are close by as well as the East Heath Children's Play area.
The Heath Itself is one of the most dramatic historic urban parks of London, offering bucolic woodland and meadows to Hampstead & Highgate just a few miles apart, where one can enjoy year-round freshwater swimming in the nearby men's and ladies' Bathing Ponds, as well as some of London's most beautiful woodland walks. In addition to elevated views of the city from Parliament Hill, there are tennis courts, cafes, and Kenwood House, a wonderful 17th-century country house and gallery.
Hampstead Heath's overground station is on your doorstep giving access to some of the most fashionable parts of London, with further transport facilities found at Belsize Park including the northern underground and numerous bus route.
The current accommodation is arranged as five bedrooms and three bathrooms but could suit a more relaxed four bedroom, arrangements, with a ground floor kitchen leading to the south-facing decked rear garden.
Agincourt Road is a popular residential street bordering Hampstead's Southend Green and is part of the Mansfield Conservation Area, which gives access to the southern end of Hampstead Heath just moment's walking, and on to the Villages' many attractions.
There is a tremendous selection of cafes, restaurants, and pubs nearby, from the Freeman's Arms on Downshire Hill to MUST Wine Bar and the M&S Food Hall. Keats House & Liberty are close by as well as the East Heath Children's Play area.
The Heath Itself is one of the most dramatic historic urban parks of London, offering bucolic woodland and meadows to Hampstead & Highgate just a few miles apart, where one can enjoy year-round freshwater swimming in the nearby men's and ladies' Bathing Ponds, as well as some of London's most beautiful woodland walks. In addition to elevated views of the city from Parliament Hill, there are tennis courts, cafes, and Kenwood House, a wonderful 17th-century country house and gallery.
Hampstead Heath's overground station is on your doorstep giving access to some of the most fashionable parts of London, with further transport facilities found at Belsize Park including the northern underground and numerous bus route.
