5,010 sq ft Grade II listed Edwardian Baroque home, immaculately redeveloped in 2020 by Mount Anvil, with award-winning interiors and design led by Bowler James Brindley +
Four spacious bedrooms, each with en-suite +
4.9m ceilings, soaring bay windows, restored Crittall and cornicing, bespoke Murano chandeliers, and mezzanine gantry in the kitchen/living area +
Access to neighbouring luxury wellness amenities including a 14m pool, sauna, steam room, gym, and spa; plus 24-hour concierge and communal gardens +
Comes with two private underground parking spaces +
Builders warranty up until 2030 (10 years from manufacture) +

Skeel Library Skeel Library is an extraordinary four-bedroom residence, meticulously restored from its original purpose as the 1903 library of Westfield College. Set within the leafy Hampstead Manor enclave, this Grade II listed Edwardian Baroque gem merges timeless architectural grandeur with contemporary refinement and has won multiple awards for its exceptional design. Originally commissioned for Westfield College—one of the earliest educational institutions for female scientists—the building now stands as one of Hampstead's most distinctive homes. The interior combines restored period features like original oak bookshelves and lead-framed windows with modern luxury living essentials. Skeel Library is one of the signature properties within Hampstead Manor, a landmark development that thoughtfully combines history, community, and elegance. Hampstead Manor Located just a short stroll from Hampstead Village, Hampstead Manor occupies an iconic site rooted in academic and architectural history. At the heart of the development is Kidderpore Hall, built in 1843, and now surrounded by 156 high-quality homes, including newly built residences and converted heritage buildings like Skeel Library. Skeel Library is the crown jewel of Hampstead Manor, the most historically significant and architecturally distinguished residence within the development. Its unique character, provenance, and meticulous restoration make it the pinnacle of the estate. This development is designed as a landscaped retreat with ancient trees, pathways, and shared gardens. The buildings tell a story of their own—from the college chapel to converted halls and the library—creating a harmonious mix of classic and contemporary living. Living Area Embracing the Edwardian architecture and preserving the property’s heritage, the design team has seamlessly incorporated a blend of classic greens and rich berry tones throughout the home. The expansive main library is divided into distinct living zones, featuring a grand ten-seater dining table as a central statement piece, complemented by sumptuous velvet seating arranged in front of bespoke bookshelves. These bookshelves, thoughtfully styled with eye-catching accessories, also double as a clever space for the television. Surrounded by carefully restored floor to ceiling Crittall windows, the living area benefits from an abundance of natural light, highlighting the library’s original mezzanine floor and enhancing the space’s inviting atmosphere. The principal bedroom is a grand ground-floor suite, thoughtfully reimagined to offer both comfort and privacy. Originally a vast open space, it has been elegantly divided with a feature wall encasing a mirror, subtly separating the sleeping area from the rest of the room. This clever layout creates distinct zones for reading, relaxing, and resting, while maintaining an open and spacious feel. The bed is positioned to face the room’s striking original window, and the bespoke panelled wall echoes the architectural character of the former library. The suite also includes a dedicated office, media lounge, and dressing room, creating a refined, presidential-style retreat. Fine beading and panel detailing tie the rooms together with elegance and cohesion. Situated on the lower ground floor, the second bedroom has been styled as an impressive guest suite, ideal for visitors seeking privacy and comfort. A refined palette of rich green, duck egg blue, and soft neutrals offers a calm contrast to the warmer tones of the principal bedroom. The room includes its own seating area and opens directly onto a private outdoor terrace, enhancing its hotel-like atmosphere and providing a secluded space for relaxation. Accessed through an original archway, the en-suite bathroom adds to the suite’s luxurious feel, featuring dual basins, a bespoke mirror, and a floor-to-ceiling marble shower enclosure that creates a serene, spa-like ambience. Thoughtfully designed, this self-contained retreat offers guests both elegance and tranquillity. The third and fourth bedrooms are beautifully appointed, each featuring elegant silk-effect carpeting. Both bedrooms are equipped with built-in wardrobes for ample storage, ensuring a clean, streamlined aesthetic. The room is further enhanced with a black silk marble border around the carpet and champagne-finished floor trim, adding a touch of refinement. The secondary bedroom also benefits from timber veneer wardrobes, featuring concealed lighting, a hanging rail, and a shoe rack, along with a hat shelf, offering both style and practicality.

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