A lateral apartment on The Bishops Avenue with three private terraces and garden



Set on the second floor of an established gated residence on The Bishops Avenue, this exceptionally generous two-bedroom apartment unfolds across nearly 2,300 sq ft of lateral space. The proportions are unusually broad, with a sense of width and calm rarely found in modern developments, and every principal room opening to a terrace or leafy outlook.



The reception room forms the heart of the apartment: an expansive, beautifully balanced space with warm timber floors and full-height glazing that draws in views across the landscaped gardens. There is ample room for both sitting and dining areas, making it as suited to quiet evenings as to larger gatherings. Doors open directly onto a wide terrace, creating an easy relationship between inside and out.



The kitchen is arranged as a separate eat-in room, thoughtfully planned with a long run of cabinetry, integrated appliances and space for a breakfast table by the window. Its scale allows it to function as a relaxed second living area, rather than a purely functional space.



The principal bedroom suite occupies a peaceful corner position and includes a large walk-in dressing room, an ensuite bathroom finished in marble and a private terrace overlooking the greenery of the development. The second double bedroom is equally well proportioned, with its own ensuite and access to outdoor space, making it ideal for guests or family.



Practical considerations have been carefully addressed with a utility room, excellent storage and lift access directly from secure underground parking. Residents benefit from 24-hour porterage and security, a gymnasium and swimming pool, and beautifully kept communal gardens that give the building the atmosphere of a private estate. The property also has two underground parking spaces.



Ebony Court sits behind discreet gates on The Bishops Avenue, moments from Hampstead Heath and Kenwood. Highgate Village and Hampstead are both within easy reach, offering independent shops, restaurants and some of north London's best schools, while the Heath provides acres of open ground for walking, swimming and long, unhurried weekends.