The property, listed at £2.5 million by Goldschmidt & Howland, is part of a well-maintained development by the renowned architect Ted Levy – who became one of the leading residential designers in North London.
This unique home is situated on a walled plot, providing privacy and a sense of tranquillity.
The house features well-planned accommodation spread over two floors.
It boasts an entrance hallway, a 37ft dual aspect reception room, a kitchen/breakfast room, and a mezzanine level that overlooks the reception room.
This galleried mezzanine level can serve as an additional sitting area or a study.
The principal bedroom comes with fitted wardrobes and an en-suite bathroom.
There are two other double bedrooms and a family bathroom.
The property is further enhanced by vaulted ceilings and a mature, westerly facing rear garden with an open outlook.
It also has a south facing patio garden, a garage, and residents’ parking within the development.
The grounds are described as ‘manicured’, adding to the appeal of this striking home.
The property’s location is another significant advantage.
It is within walking distance of Hampstead Heath, Highgate Village, and Swain’s Lane.
It is also close to a variety of transport links, including the Northern Line.
This Highgate home is a rare opportunity for those seeking an architecturally significant property in a sought-after location.
With its blend of contemporary design, well-planned accommodation, and peaceful location, it is sure to attract significant interest.
