Roderick Road, London, NW3

The exterior façade is as clean as the interior with
repointed and renovated brickwork, imposing sash
windows, intricate stonework, and tiling to the pillared
entrance with a green panelled glass front door.
The ground floor front reception room is classic and
sympathetically period, with high ceilings, cornicing,
shutters to the front bay, log burner, and oak flooring
with underfloor heating. The bespoke shaker style
kitchen features a kitchen island, in-built high-end
appliances, wine fridge, quartz worktops, and Fisher and
Paykel fridge. The hanging pendant lighting, blue units,
and light tops, provide a perfect aesthetic, while design
features such as the clever hidden pantry provide a
practical tone. The side extension boasts ample skylights
while the floor to ceiling glass sliding doors take you
through to a south west facing garden, finished with
grass factory artificial grass. A utility/mud room and
WC complete this floor. The first floor, via the original
staircase, is home to two bedrooms, including the
principal bedroom, two bathrooms, and a south facing
terrace. The principal bedroom showcases much of the
period detail we saw in the ground floor reception, with
Westex natural loop carpets, a walk-through bespoke
wardrobe, and en-suite bathroom with double sinks and
a rainfall shower. The bathrooms throughout the home
are courtesy of Lusso Stone and Crosswater, complete
with Mandarin stone and underfloor heating. The top
two floors finish the home with three bedrooms, two
bathrooms, another terrace, and eaves storage. Final
points of note include light fixtures and hardware by
Corston, Soho lighting, Pooky, and The White Company.
Hive central heating system, and SimpliSafe doorbell
camera/alarm system. A quite charming turnkey forever
home in one of London’s most sought after locations.

Situation

Located on Roderick Road moments from Hampstead
Heath, nestled between Hampstead and Highgate
Village and local to Primrose Hill and South End Green,
the location really does have it all. Transport is effortless
across the capital via Hampstead Heath and Gospel Oak
rail station (London Overground) or Belsize Park (Northern
Line). Hampstead Heath offers arguably London’s most
popular green open space with outdoor swimming, walks,
running clubs, and various art functions. South End Green
and Belsize Park provide an array of amenities, shops, and
restaurants including Paradise, Cinder, and Terra Moderna.
Well rated schooling options, both state and private, are
plentiful. A truly idyllic and much sought after location.

Additional Information

Local Authority - Camden
Council Tax Band - G