A superb contemporary four bedroom detached house, located at the heart of Highgate village, just 350 yards away from Highgate High Street elegant parade.

The house is set back from Hampstead Lane behind electronic wooden gates and is approached by a carriage driveway.

Inside, a large central hallway gives way to a dramatic dual aspect open plan reception room featuring a bank of by folding doors to the landscaped rear garden, an open-plan kitchen dining area, flooding the interior with natural light. Further accommodation on this level includes a guest double bedroom with built in wardrobes and a en-suite bathroom and guest cloak room.

The staircase ascends from the ground floor to the upper hallway landing giving access to three further bedroom and a family bathroom. The principal bedroom comes complete with an en-suite., built in wardrobes and views to the rear overlooking wonderful verdant gardens. All bedrooms come with building wardrobes.

The Landscaped rear gardens forms an integral part of the overall experience of the house access from a bank of by folding, extending to over 35ft across the back of the house, it creates an exceptional space for entertaining throughout the sunnier months of the year. Planning permission has been sort previously to extend the property.

Located within walking distance to Kenwood House, Hampstead Heath and Highgate Golf Club, the house is perfectly positioned for some of London's best green spaces, provides a vantage point for taking far-reaching views over The City and walks take one past a pond fed from natural springs and both native and exotic species.

Hampstead Heath is less than a 20-minute walk away, where the men's and women's swimming ponds offer year-round freshwater swimming. Further aquatic pleasures can also be found at nearby Hampstead Heath Lido.

The Heath is home to Kenwood House, Robert Adam's masterpiece stately home, now open to the public, housing a renowned collection of artworks and a charming café. The ancient woodlands of Highgate Wood and the Parkland Walk are also nearby.

The Village itself can be reached in few minutes by foot; here, there is a plethora of independent shops, cafes, pubs, and restaurants. There is an excellent fruit and vegetable shop, Greens of Highgate, as well as a Bottle for cellar provisions. Also in Highgate is The Flask pub in a building that dates to the 17th century, standing prominently at the top of Highgate West Hill.

The schools of Channing & Highgate school are close by Highgate undergrounds Station within Walking distance.

The Northern Line at Highgate provides direct access to King¿s Cross, the West End and The City, with convenient road links to the A1, leading to the M1, A406 and M25. There are easy bus connections to the London Overground at Kentish Town and Gospel Oak.

Council Tax Band: F
Tenure: Freehold