Georgisches 3-Zi. Familienhaus in Hampstead Village nahe The Heath

Mornings begin with light filtering through tall sash windows and the quiet hum of Hampstead Village coming to life below. Step out for coffee on the High Street, or walk 1 minute to Hampstead Heath for open meadow, woodland paths and the swimming ponds.

The house itself is a restored Georgian home arranged over four floors, with warm wood panelling, exposed beams and two working fireplaces that make winter stays especially atmospheric. The drawing room is calm and generous — a place for board games, reading or unwinding after a day in central London.

Downstairs, the open kitchen and family room form the heart of the house. A large island makes cooking easy and sociable, whether preparing breakfast before heading to the Heath or a relaxed supper at home. The layout works particularly well for families, with space to spread out while still feeling connected.

Upstairs, three comfortable bedrooms overlook village rooftops. The principal bedroom is peaceful and light-filled, and the family bathroom includes a proper bath — ideal after long walks or cold-water swims.

At the top of the house, a private roof terrace offers far-reaching views across London’s skyline. It’s a rare vantage point in such a historic neighbourhood — perfect for morning coffee or watching the city lights appear at dusk.

Hampstead itself is part of the experience. Spend an afternoon at Fenton House or Burgh House, browse contemporary works at Gilden’s Art Gallery, or visit Keats House for a dose of literary history. Evenings might mean sushi at Jin Kichi, tapas and wine at 28 Church Row, or a fireside drink at The Holly Bush. Pick up a book from Daunt Books, take the children to Well Walk Theatre, stop for crêpes on the High Street or ice cream from Oddoni’s before wandering home through the village streets.

Everything you need is moments away: independent cafés, bakeries, bookshops, restaurants and Hampstead Underground Station (Northern Line), offering direct access to the West End and the City. Yet the house feels quietly tucked away — village in atmosphere, London in reach.