84-86 West Heath Road, London

The property was originally a grand residence built in c1880, formerly known as St Margaret’s. It’s likely the building was built by Walter Quennell (the architect C.H.B Quenell’s brother) an active builder in the area, with a combination of Victorian and Arts and Crafts style. The building was later converted into a care home, owned and operated by Camden Council, with an extension in 1998 (replacing a previous 1967 extension), before being most recently occupied by Heathside School.

The site is located at West Heath Road in Hampstead. The surrounding area is characterised by a blend of period properties, including large detached properties, alongside more recent residential apartment and senior living developments.

The site is 100 metres from Golders Hill Park, which adjoins Hampstead
Heath. The Heath is one of London’s best loved and largest green spaces,
rich in wildlife, home to architectural gems like Kenwood House and offering numerous opportunities for outdoor pursuits and panoramic
views of the capital from the top of Parliament Hill.

The property is well connected by various bus routes and the tube network, with Hampstead and Golders Green Underground Stations approximately 1.6km and 1.1km (1.0 and 0.7 miles) away respectively (both Northern Line). These routes provide direct access to central London and the wider rail network, with King’s Cross station less than
30 minutes away.