Lateral 3-bed whole-floor apartment with terraces, two parking spaces and roof garden.
Large lateral apartment occupying entire second floor, 1,646 sq ft
Three bedrooms, each with ensuite; principal suite includes dressing room
37ft x 21ft reception opening to two south-facing terraces
Two reserved underground parking spaces and large basement storage
Residents' roof garden; underfloor heating and air conditioning
New-build with 10-year structural guarantee; low immediate maintenance
Leasehold — check lease length, ground rent and service charges
Area records higher crime levels; verify security and insurance implications
An expansive lateral 3-bedroom apartment occupying the entire second floor of a boutique five‑unit block in Hampstead Garden Suburb. At 1,646 sq ft this new-build home delivers generous living space: a 37ft x 21ft reception with slim aluminium sliding doors, two south-facing terraces, and three ensuite bedrooms including a principal suite with dressing room and terrace access. Contemporary finishes include underfloor heating, air conditioning, full-height doors and a large island kitchen — well-suited to family life or executive downsizers wanting space and low immediate maintenance.
Practical benefits are strong for central London living: two reserved underground parking spaces, a large private store in the basement, lift access and a residents’ roof garden. The property comes with a 10-year new homes structural guarantee, and the surrounding area offers convenient shops, cafés and transport links with Hampstead Heath Extension a short walk away. Local schools include several rated Good and selective options nearby, which will appeal to families.
Important considerations: the apartment is leasehold — buyers should check lease length, ground rent and service charges. The building is in an area recorded with higher crime levels, which may influence security preferences despite the underground parking and gated entry. The price reflects the generous floorplate and specification in an affluent pocket of NW11; buyers should weigh the premium against ongoing running costs and area considerations.