Bright two-bedroom top-floor flat in NW3, close to parks and tube, chain free.
Share of freehold; sold chain-free for quicker completion
South-facing reception room with good natural light
Separate fitted 14ft kitchen; move-in ready condition
Two double bedrooms with built-in wardrobes
Top (second) floor with sloped ceilings and some restricted headroom
Solid brick construction; likely no cavity insulation, higher heating costs
Single bathroom only; council tax band F (expensive)
Walking distance to Primrose Hill, Hampstead Heath and multiple tube stations
Set on the entire top floor of a handsome double-fronted Victorian conversion, this bright two-double-bedroom apartment offers a rare combination of character and practical space in NW3. A south-facing reception room and separate 14ft fitted kitchen make daily living comfortable, while built-in wardrobes in both bedrooms reduce immediate storage needs. The flat is offered chain-free with a share of freehold, simplifying purchase for a first-time buyer.
Located a short walk from Primrose Hill and Hampstead Heath, the property suits buyers who want quick access to green space and central NW3 amenities. Nearby Belsize Park, Chalk Farm and Swiss Cottage stations provide excellent transport links for commuting and leisure. The apartment’s layout and contemporary finish mean it’s move-in ready, with modest scope to add value through kitchen or bathroom upgrades.
Buyers should note material negatives plainly: the home occupies the top (second) floor with sloped ceilings and some restricted headroom in places, which may affect furniture placement and perceived space. The building’s solid brick construction likely lacks cavity insulation, so heating costs may be higher than newer stock. Council Tax band F makes running costs relatively expensive. There is only one bathroom, and while a garden is listed, outdoor space is likely communal rather than private.
Overall this flat will appeal most to first-time buyers or couples seeking a well-located, characterful NW3 apartment with easy access to parks and transport. The share of freehold and chain-free status are practical advantages, while modest updating or targeted improvements could further boost long-term value.