3 bed Flat For Rent £6,933
On a quiet road two minutes’ walk from Hampstead Heath, a traditional brick façade belies the contemporary home within. Set across the second and third floor, this characterful apartment showcases inverted living and spatial innovation.
Entering the top-floor living area, rejuvenating sunlight streams in through a skylight. This open-plan space balances the three functions of cooking, dining and relaxing. A stylish, mint-green kitchen is arranged around a fluted island. This space pairs practical considerations such as integrated appliances and fitted storage with poised design details such as ceramic tiles and stone worktops.
Wood flooring flows into a comfortable living area with a media wall finished in white marble. From the dining area, floor-to-ceiling glazing draws in natural light, folding to grant access to a decked terrace. From 1 Canada Square to the BT Tower, this enviable vantage point provides uninterrupted views over the entire London skyline.
Set on the second floor, the principal bedroom employs classic influences and olive tones to create a calm, welcoming atmosphere. Design features include hardwood herringbone flooring and a dazzling green fireplace. Above, cornicing and an intricate ceiling rose crown the room. A matching en suite benefits from a frameless rainfall shower with Burlington fittings.
Two further bedrooms each feature herringbone flooring, west-facing windows and a dark, distinguished fireplace with patterned tiles and a white marble surround. A family bathroom enjoys vertical wall tiles, a freestanding bathtub and a walk-in rainfall shower with brushed brass taps. A generous sash window provides far-reaching views over the rooftops and across the city skyline.
Location:
London’s lovingly preserved Georgian Village, Hampstead is a storied neighbourhood of regal architecture and wide open spaces. Two minutes from your front door, Hampstead Heath stretches for over 800 acres. A 15-minute stroll across Parliament Hill Fields gets you to The Bull & Last, a beloved gastropub featured in the Michelin Guide. Continue to Swain’s Lane to see the awe-inspiring Holly Village, co-designed and lived in by Charles Dickens. Hampstead is also known for its restaurants. Local favourites include Mitsuryu for sushi, Ravel’s Bistro for modern Mediterranean, and Gaucho for Argentine steak.
Hampstead Heath Rail Station - 4 mins
Belsize Park - 14 mins
Entering the top-floor living area, rejuvenating sunlight streams in through a skylight. This open-plan space balances the three functions of cooking, dining and relaxing. A stylish, mint-green kitchen is arranged around a fluted island. This space pairs practical considerations such as integrated appliances and fitted storage with poised design details such as ceramic tiles and stone worktops.
Wood flooring flows into a comfortable living area with a media wall finished in white marble. From the dining area, floor-to-ceiling glazing draws in natural light, folding to grant access to a decked terrace. From 1 Canada Square to the BT Tower, this enviable vantage point provides uninterrupted views over the entire London skyline.
Set on the second floor, the principal bedroom employs classic influences and olive tones to create a calm, welcoming atmosphere. Design features include hardwood herringbone flooring and a dazzling green fireplace. Above, cornicing and an intricate ceiling rose crown the room. A matching en suite benefits from a frameless rainfall shower with Burlington fittings.
Two further bedrooms each feature herringbone flooring, west-facing windows and a dark, distinguished fireplace with patterned tiles and a white marble surround. A family bathroom enjoys vertical wall tiles, a freestanding bathtub and a walk-in rainfall shower with brushed brass taps. A generous sash window provides far-reaching views over the rooftops and across the city skyline.
Location:
London’s lovingly preserved Georgian Village, Hampstead is a storied neighbourhood of regal architecture and wide open spaces. Two minutes from your front door, Hampstead Heath stretches for over 800 acres. A 15-minute stroll across Parliament Hill Fields gets you to The Bull & Last, a beloved gastropub featured in the Michelin Guide. Continue to Swain’s Lane to see the awe-inspiring Holly Village, co-designed and lived in by Charles Dickens. Hampstead is also known for its restaurants. Local favourites include Mitsuryu for sushi, Ravel’s Bistro for modern Mediterranean, and Gaucho for Argentine steak.
Hampstead Heath Rail Station - 4 mins
Belsize Park - 14 mins
