Hamilton Terrace, St John's Wood, London, NW8

A magnificent 12,435 sq ft Georgian house built circa 1850 that has been the subject of a major renovation behind the period façade. EPC D.




An elegant period, detached, freehold house, refurbished and remodelled to the highest of standards, incorporating generous bedroom suites, luxurious entertaining spaces and magnificent lower ground level leisure facilities with swimming pool, bar area, gymnasium, Jacuzzi, sauna and home cinema.
The classical neo-Georgian architecture complements the finest interior specification of this wonderful property in one of the most sought-after locations in London. The south-facing front of the ground floor is given over to a sumptuous reception and dining area.
Large glass windows at the rear give the extensive, Tsunami-equipped kitchen a bright, summery feel while showing off a beautifully landscaped garden.
A highlight of the property is a 14-metre heated indoor swimming pool backed by a stunning natural stone wall bathed in natural light. The pool area also includes a spa pool and elegant lounge area with discrete lighting.
A luxurious master suite, with a 420sqft bedroom, his-and-hers dressing rooms and en suites, fills the entire first floor and leads out onto a 900sqft terrace. Above, three spacious and well-appointed bedrooms provide ample room for family and guests, while the third floor has been converted into a music room.

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With its village - like ambiance, elegant regency and contemporary buildings, world famous cricket ground and established cosmopolitan atmosphere, St John's wood is one of central London's most sought-after addresses.

Just a short distance by road or underground to London's west end and City, yet set apart due to its unique architectural heritage and history, and The 400 acres of neighbouring Regent's Park and Primrose Hill, St John's
Wood has been a highly desirable place to live over the last 200 years.