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Description
Charming Ground Floor Garden Flat on the Hampstead BordersSet within an attractive red-brick period building, this characterful ground floor garden flat offers a wonderful blend of charm, space, and potential. High ceilings, original stripped wood floors, and elegant period features create a warm and inviting feel, while the private garden provides a rare outdoor retreat.Well-proportioned rooms and large windows allow for plenty of natural light, enhancing the sense of space throughout. The property retains many original details, including sash windows and decorative cornicing, adding to its classic appeal.There is scope to extend and reconfigure, subject to the necessary consents, making this an exciting opportunity to add further value. With a long lease in place, the property offers security and peace of mind.Ideally located between Hampstead, West Hampstead, and Finchley Road, the flat is within easy reach of an excellent selection of independent shops, cafes, and green spaces. Transport links are superb, with West Hampstead station (Jubilee Line, Overground, and Thameslink) and Finchley Road station (Jubilee & Metropolitan Line) providing fast connections across London. A variety of bus routes also serve the area.A rare opportunity to acquire a period home with a private garden in this highly sought-after location.
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- Property ID: 158416778
- Added On: 2025-02-18
- Deal Type: For Sale
- Property Price: £565,000
- Bedrooms: 2
- Bathrooms: 1.00
Amenities
- Ground floor garden flat in a red-brick period building.
- High ceilings
- stripped wood floors
- and period features.
- Private garden for outdoor space.
- Spacious rooms with large windows for natural light.
- Original details
- including sash windows and cornicing.
- Potential to extend (STPP)
- Long lease
- Located between Hampstead
- West Hampstead
- and Finchley Road.
- Close to shops
- cafes
- and green spaces.
- Great transport links: West Hampstead & Finchley Road stations nearby.
