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" Nestled at the bottom of Hampstead Heath, this elegant two bedroom maisonette comprises a contemporary living space, with a wonderful sense of light, warm spaces and a colour palette converted from a Victorian building date from the late 1860‘s within the Mansfield Conservation area.
Occupying part of the second & third floors of a semi detached house, the apartment opens up on to a generous lobby area with ample space for coats and shoes, the main living area of the reception is to the rear, presented with a feature fireplace and sash window.

To the front of the property lays the kitchen and dining room, split into two distinctive areas, the remodelled kitchen & dining room, offer a bust of colour, herringbone wooden floors which continues from the lobby & three sash windows framing views over the neighbouring houses to the front, welcoming natural light into the room. The kitchen offers light naturally toned cabinetry, and a grey work surface contrasting the mid toned wooden floor, all fished with a hint of colour from the yellow tilled splash back. Also on this floor is the bathroom suite is finished with white metropolitan tiles on the walls, blue cabinetry and Moroccan patterned tiles to the floor offering an intimate feeling.

The two bedrooms are all arranged on the third floor both next to one another, set within a quiet tranquil space.

The outside space comes in the form of a large 33ft private roof southwest facing terrace at the top of the communal stairwell. Fully decked, it has panoramic views of the adjoining gardens and a wooden framed pergola.

Savernake Road is a popular residential street within the Mansfield Conservation Area of semi detached redbrick houses, giving access to the southern end of Hampstead Heath, just a moment‘s walk away, with the fantastic Parliament Hill Lido situated there.
There is a tremendous selection of cafes, restaurants, and pubs nearby, from Swain‘s Lan, Fortress and Highgate Roads to the allure of Southend Green with Hampstead Village beyond.

The Heath Itself is one of the most dramatic historic urban parks of London, offering bucolic woodland and meadows to Hampstead & Highgate just a few miles apart, where one can enjoy year round freshwater swimming in the nearby men‘s and ladies‘ Bathing Ponds, as well as some of London‘s most beautiful woodland walks. In addition to elevated views of the city from Parliament Hill, there are tennis courts, cafes, and Kenwood House, a wonderful 17th century country house and gallery.
Gospel Oak Overground station is on your doorstep giving access to some the most fashionable parts of London, with further transport facilities found at Kentish Town to including the northern line underground and numerous bus route.
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