• 1,560 Sq.ft Three Bedroom Lateral Apartment Occupying The Entire First Floor +
• Private Gated Patio With Access To Communal Gardens +
• 13 Ft Soaring Ceilings With Ornate Detailing +
• Principal Bedroom With Ensuite Bathroom +
• Generously Sized Kitchen With Stained Glass Windows +
• Grand Reception Room With Direct Access To The Private Patio +
• Off Street Parking With Carriage Driveway +
• Set Within The Redington & Frognal Conservation Area +
• Moments from Hampstead Village and Hampstead Heath +

An elegant three-bedroom apartment with a private patio and access to a beautifully kept communal garden, set within a striking Victorian Gothic conversion on one of Hampstead's most coveted residential streets.

Occupying the entire first floor of a Victorian Gothic conversion on Redington Road, this substantial lateral home spans over 1,560 sq ft and offers an impressive sense of volume throughout.

The living space is particularly special, a large, light-filled reception with soaring ceilings, parquet flooring, ornate cornicing and double doors opening onto a private, gated patio. Beyond, a secluded communal garden framed by mature trees offers an idyllic backdrop for summer evenings and relaxed entertaining.

The kitchen sits to the front of the apartment, a generously sized room with space to dine, striking stained glass windows and views over the quiet street.

The principal bedroom suite is located to the rear, featuring a wall of bespoke wardrobes and a beautifully finished en-suite bathroom, complete with a bath and a separate shower. There are two further double bedrooms, served by a marble-clad shower room with excellent natural light and high ceilings.

The architecture sets the tone, soaring 13-foot ceilings, generous proportions and refined period detailing give the apartment a quiet sense of scale and presence.

Redington Road is one of Hampstead's finest addresses, just moments from Hampstead Heath and the cafés, shops and restaurants of Hampstead Village.

Designated in 1989, the Redington & Frognal Conservation Area is an architecturally rich pocket of Hampstead, defined by its wide, tree-lined roads and a mix of grand Victorian and Edwardian houses. The area is prized for its calm residential character, distinctive architecture, and proximity to Hampstead Village and the Heath.

Tenure: Share of freehold
Service Charge: Approximately £1800 Per Annum
Local Authority: Camden Council - Band G Chain: Chain free