House For Sale £5,500,000
Church Row, Hampstead Village, London, NW3

On the market for the first time since 1955 a rare terraced Georgian family home retaining stunning original features circa 1720. The house and the railings are listed Grade II*. Once the home of Thomas Garner a Victorian Architect 1867-1893 who was articled to Sir Gilbert Scott and of Henry Holiday a stained glass artist. Located on the south side of this sought after central Hampstead Village street, and commands far reaching views over the London skyline. Internally, the house has an elegant and an extremely fine staircase with stunning entertaining rooms, including two reception rooms on the ground floor and a drawing room and study on the first floor retaining a host of period features including panelled walls, wood flooring, fireplaces, cornices and shutters, five bedrooms, three bathrooms and a mature 93'3 ft south west facing garden. Church Row, which leads west from Heath Street to St. John's Church, is described in Pevsner's The Buildings of England as the "best street in Hampstead", and some have called it one of the finest streets in London. The terrace houses which were used in the 18th century as summer retreats by Londoners and SPA visitors, show how urban development was beginning to invade the Villages around London in the 18th and 19th centuries. Superbly located for the abundance of excellent schools, the numerous restaurants, pavement cafes and boutiques of Hampstead Village, with transport links located in Hampstead High Street (Northern Line) and Finchley Road (Jubilee, Metropolitan and Overground Lines).

Council Tax band H

Tenure Type : Freehold
Council Tax Band: H