Regents Park Road, NW1

A stunning, peaceful and versatile fully refurbished substantial family house extending to 3,401 sq. ft (316 sqm) of internal space offering an unrivalled position directly opposite Primrose Hill in the Conservation Area.

The photography depicts the property when it was dressed for marketing purposes by an interior designer to give an indication of how the very flexible space can be used and is offered to rent on an unfurnished basis.

The exterior masonry of the house is tastefully painted in Farrow and Ball's Vert de Terre, known to be "a delicate and aged green" and the interiors are in the soft and warming Wimborne White.

The property is approached via secure private gate into the landscaped front patio laid to natural stone and the house is entered via the raised ground floor. Once within and through the internal full height pastel stained glass secondary door, you find yourself in the entrance hall with curved feature wall. Two sets of double doors, also full height in keeping with the proportions of the generous ceiling height, lead you to the double reception room with beautiful herringbone flooring. There is an arch window to the front of the property framing the view of Primrose Hill with working shutters and to the rear the Crittall doors lead to the first private balcony which overlooks the home's private garden. To the rear on this level is a large hallway coat cupboard and a guest cloakroom.

Stairs down to the lower ground floor with low level lighting lead you to the kitchen and additional open plan entertaining space. The kitchen features interior wooden cabinetry, soft closing doors and drawers, marble worktop, Siemens twin Wi-Fi enabled ovens, double fridge and freezer, large induction hob, extractor fan and Samsung dishwasher. There is a further direct entrance to the property on this level, a guest cloakroom and a separate utility room housing large capacity Miele washer and separate dryer. The storage on this level is extensive with several built in storage cupboards. The dining and additional reception space benefits from underfloor heating and large double Crittall doors lead out onto the landscaped garden laid with natural stone.

Taking the stairs up towards the first floor, there is a dual aspect study on the half landing, the entire first floor is dedicated to the main bedroom suite and features superb ceiling heights with restored cornicing and the lovely herringbone floor again. The vast bedroom features a wall of fitted wardrobes and additional dressing area with more wardrobes, marble fireplace, Daikin air conditioning, bespoke fitted display cabinetry, floor to ceiling glass doors with working shutters leading to the additional balcony which overlooks Primrose Hill. The en-suite bathroom is beautifully appointed in marble featuring large twin vanity units, standalone bath, large separate shower and a pretty wall of windows and skylight with electric blinds for privacy.

On the second floor there are two generous double bedrooms each with a full wall of floor to ceiling wardrobes and a shared family bathroom. There is a double storage cupboard in the landing.

The top floor features a sweet window to the rear with chimneypot views and a Velux skylight with active controls with smart settings for weather events. The bedroom to the front is a large double with treetop park views and en-suite bathroom with additional Velux window. There is a small double bedroom (currently dressed as a den) to the rear with rooftop views and en-suite shower room. This level features vaulted ceilings into the roof making for a breathable space.

The property is carpet free throughout having been fitted with engineered oak floor in a herringbone design to the raised ground and first floors and wide plank to the lower ground floor and upper levels. Heating is a combination of radiators and under floor.

Security protocols are provided by Banham. There is an Opale entry phone system accessible from four of the five floors. Heating controls are by Heatmiser, taps and showers are by Grohe and bathroom sanitaryware is by Duravit.

Primrose Hill has a character all of its own and at the summit of this grassy hill are some spectacular protected views across London. Now a Royal Park, it sits just by Regent’s Park and London Zoo and was purchased from Eton College in 1841 to extend the parkland available to the poor people of north London for open-air recreation. The park is closed to the public between 10pm and 6am and is soon to be gated at weekends to facilitate park closures for events such as Bonfire Night and New Year's Eve where the views of the fireworks on the London skyline are fabulous.

Regents Park Road curves round from Chalk Farm station (Northern Line) on Haverstock Hill to Gloucester Avenue where Regent's Park's Outer Circle meets Camden. The boutique independent shops, cafes, pubs and restaurants further along on Regent's Park Road are a unique part of the village atmosphere that Primrose Hill has always offered.

This is a truly special home.