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£1,295,000
Corringway, London, Greater London, NW11
- 3 beds
£1,295,000
- 3 beds
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This immaculate terraced property has been completely renovated throughout and we highly recommend an
internal viewing.
It is located on a private road in the Hampstead Garden Suburb conservation area, and is designated a Grade II
listed building. Designed and constructed in 1911 by renowned architects Parker & Unwin, the Arts and Crafts
property is one of a series of ‘chauffeur cottages’ that were part of the original vision for a garden suburb built on
land purchased from Eton College. The area has retained its character and charm, but also benefits from easy
access into Central London, making it very popular for buyers wishing to live near the centre of the city but in a
suburban atmosphere. The dwelling wraps around the corner of the road, providing larger than expected rooms
and offering 1290 sq. ft (119.8 sq. m) of accommodation.
The current owners have meticulously and beautifully renovated the property, with the ground floor comprising
of a small entrance hallway, a separate WC/cloakroom, a large reception room with a period working gas fire,
and a kitchen/breakfast room with underfloor heating and pantry. The first floor includes a spacious, bright, main
bedroom with ample built-in wardrobes, a period working gas fire and air conditioning, a bathroom with a
separate shower cubicle, contemporary freestanding bath and underfloor heating, and an additional
nursery/bedroom that is currently being used as a study. The loft has been converted into a spacious double
bedroom with ample storage and an en-suite with a walk-in shower. The property has numerous period features
including stripped wooden flooring in the main reception space and original doors, a high quality hand-built
kitchen with NEFF appliances, Quooker tap and Belfast sink, and a Velux skylight in the breakfast area. Externally,
the house benefits from richly planted front and rear gardens with lawn and paved patio areas and has an
allocated parking space in this quiet cul-de-sac.
The property is located in the most architecturally interesting part of this celebrated conservation area and is
only a two minute walk onto the Hampstead Heath Extension, with its woodland, grassland, children’s
playground and extensive sports pitches. Close by is the green haven of Golders Hill Park, a stunning open
space that includes a historic pergola, walled gardens, and a small zoo, with many describing it as North West
London’s ‘hidden gem’. Access to Central London or the City in only 25 minutes is via the Northern Line
Golders Green Station (Zone 3), which is approximately a 7-10 minute walk. Primary and secondary school
students are well served, with The King Alfred School and Henrietta Barnet school within walking distance.
Nearby Golders Green Road includes numerous shops, cafes and restaurants, with nearby Temple Fortune
offering a Marks and Spencer food hall and Waitrose.
This is a fabulous opportunity to purchase an immaculate Grade II listed Arts and Crafts property based in the
heart of the Hampstead Garden Suburb conservation area, with easy access to Central London or the City.
Viewings strictly by appointment with the agent.
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£70,750
Mortgage and legal costs:
£999
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