Property of the week: a Grade II listed Neo-Georgian gem could be yours to rent for just under £7k a week
Lyndhurst Road, Hampstead, NW3, �6,995 per week, Aston Chase, 020 7724 4724 - Credit: Aston Chase
Designed by celebrated local architect Horace Field in the 19th century, this 5,500 sq ft family home has been newly renovated to feature modern interiors in luxury materials
Lyndhurst Road, Hampstead, NW3
Located on this sought after tree lined road is this substantial Grade II Listed family home originally designed by the celebrated local architect Horace Field. Built in 1897/98 this generously proportioned home has been recently and extensively renovated to an exemplary standard providing contemporary and flexible family accommodation including a guest floor and separate staff accommodation with its own entry. The house extends to over 5,500sqft/ 511sqm of the most luxurious accommodation using the highest quality materials. This property boasts a stunning reception hall, leading through to exceptional ground floor living space ideal for large scale entertaining. The upper floors provide well planned family accommodation comprising six bedrooms and six bathrooms featuring an indulgent principal bedroom suite. To the rear there is a beautiful south facing garden, whilst to front there is off street parking for two vehicles.
£6,995 per week, Unfurnished
Aston Chase
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