Chancellors - Hampstead Lettings

55 Heath Street London NW3 6UG

Meet the team

Lettings experts
Robert Bixby
Robert Bixby
Regional Director
Hampstead Estate Agents

Chancellors estate agents opened its doors in Hampstead back in 1981. If you are thinking about buying a house in Hampstead, renting or perhaps selling a property, our estate and lettings agents can help you every step of the way. With professionalism, dedication and a high level of expertise, we can help you to make your move to this stunning area of North London a reality.

Our branch is located on Heath Street opposite Hampstead Tube station. Our branch is open from Monday to Saturday, and we are available to take your call from 8:30 am to 8:00 pm Monday to Friday and 10:00am to 3:00pm on Saturdays. Alternatively, you can send us an email and we will get back to you as soon as possible.

Some of the services we offer include:

  • An extensive portfolio of residential and commercial properties
  • Land and new homes
  • Free, no-obligation market appraisals
  • Property management support
  • Expert investment and market advice

Benefit from local estate agents in Hampstead who have your best interests at heart.

Areas Served in Hampstead and the Surrounding Areas

As well as in Hampstead itself, Chancellors operate in the following surrounding areas:

  • Hampstead Heath
  • Belsize Park
  • Swiss Cottage
  • South Hampstead
  • West Hampstead
  • Chalk Farm
  • Kentish Town
  • Camden
  • Brondesbury
  • Mapesbury
  • Primrose Hill
  • Hampstead Garden Suburb and Golders Green 







Local knowledge

Living in Hampstead

Few destinations in London boast the timeless appeal of Hampstead. Once a spa town, this exclusive location has long attracted the discerning homeowner. As a well-known hangout for artists and intellectuals, former residents include DH Lawrence, John Keats and Sigmund Freud.

Hampstead’s allure isn’t surprising given the elegance of its Edwardian and Victorian properties, while the surrounding Hampstead Heath offers a haven amidst city living. This expansive parkland is one of the largest of its kind in London, providing a playground for the active individual. Walking and cycling routes navigate the scenic parks, and visitors can enjoy a cooling dip at the outdoor swimming pools.
The town’s rich heritage is kept alive through the many historic attractions. From the impressive theatre to the preserved stately homes and museums, Hampstead is a cultural gem waiting to be explored. 
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stations within 4 miles

Hampstead Underground (0.1mi.)
Northern
Finchley Road & Frognal (0.5mi.)
Hampstead Heath (0.6mi.)
Finchley Road Underground (0.7mi.)
Metropolitan
Jubilee
Belsize Park Underground (0.8mi.)
Belsize Park (0.8mi.)
Northern
West Hampstead Thameslink (0.9mi.)
West Hampstead Underground (0.9mi.)
Jubilee
West Hampstead (0.9mi.)
Swiss Cottage Underground (1.0mi.)
Jubilee
Things to do
Everyman Cinemas

Everyman Cinemas

Movie Theater
Hampstead Heath Ponds

Hampstead Heath Ponds

Lake, Swimming Pool
The Hill Garden and Pergola

The Hill Garden and Pergola

Landmarks and Outdoors
Keats House

Keats House

Museum
Vale of Health

Vale of Health

Park
Hampstead Heath

Hampstead Heath

Park, Rail Station
Fenton House and Garden

Fenton House and Garden

History Museum
Camden Arts Centre

Camden Arts Centre

Art Gallery
Golders Hill Park Zoo

Golders Hill Park Zoo

Zoo
Burgh House

Burgh House

History Museum
Places to eat
Jin Kichi

Jin Kichi

Sushi Restaurant
28 Church Row

28 Church Row

Tapas Restaurant
Oddono's Gelati

Oddono's Gelati

Ice Cream Parlor, Restaurant
The Holly Bush, Hampstead

The Holly Bush, Hampstead

Pub, Gastropub
The Wells

The Wells

Wine Bar, Gastropub, English Restaurant
Ginger & White

Ginger & White

Café, Coffee Shop, Restaurant
The Flask

The Flask

Pub, Gastropub
Gail's

Gail's

Bakery, Coffee Shop, Restaurant
Magdala Tavern

Magdala Tavern

Pub
Gaucho

Gaucho

Argentinian Restaurant, Steakhouse
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