Property Description

A beautifully presented three-bedroom apartment, offering smart built-in storage across its generous 900 sq ft layout, set within a charming purpose-built mansion block in Hampstead Village.

Tucked away on a quiet side street near Hampstead Underground, it’s ideally located just moments from the independent shops, cafés, and restaurants of Hampstead High Street. Local favourites include Fish Cafe, Paul, Roni Cafe for pastries, Gaucho for steaks, and Jin Kichi for sushi. As the previous owner said: “We’ll miss weekend mornings with a coffee watching the sun rise over the village.”

Hampstead Heath is a short stroll away, with its open greenery, ponds, and sweeping London views. The Everyman Cinema is also close by.

Inside, light wooden floors and large windows flood the living space with natural light. The layout includes a separate kitchen, a family bathroom, and a spacious bedroom with ensuite. The neutral décor offers a perfect blank canvas for your own style.

The property comprises three bedrooms—two of good size and a third that comfortably fits a double bed—ideal for families, professionals, or sharers.

For those seeking stylish village living in the heart of London, this is one not to miss.

Local Authority:
The London Borough of Camden

Council Tax:
£3,042.52 p.a. (2025/2026) BAND F

Terms:
Length of tenancy: 12 Months
Security deposit: 5 Weeks

Disclaimer:
Images are for promotional purpose only and furniture will be offered by mutual agreement.

Amendment Fee:
£50 amending terms and updating your tenancy agreement during your tenancy. Subject to landlord agreeing to a change to the tenancy

Payments required in the event of a default by the tenant in respect to:
- The loss of a key or other security device of the housing
- Failure to make a payment of rent in full within 14 days of the due date

Payments required where tenants terminate a tenancy

Payments required where tenants terminate a tenancy agreement before the end of a fixed term agreement or without giving required notice, which must not be more than the actual amount of loss suffered by the landlord