2 bedroom semi-detached house

A unique and rare two storey house set within a late 19th century purpose-built painters’ studio with beautiful and stylish interiors, double height living space, vaulted ceilings reaching 4.68m and an abundance of natural light with large windows. Discreetly located behind a distressed door, accessed via the tiled patio garden with living garden wall through bifold doors, you enter into the fabulous open plan kitchen dining area with tiled flooring and stairs lead you up to the galleried living room with wooden floors. On the lower floor is the principal bedroom with spectacular en-suite bathroom, feature roll top bath, basin, polish plastered walls, walk in shower with mosaic tiles and a wardrobe area. There is also a second double bedroom and family bathroom. Moments from the Heath and in the heart of old Hampstead Village with easy access to the high street with its great fashionable shops, cafes, restaurants and transport facilities. Mark Gertler 1891- 1939 an Artist who was a contemporary of Paul Nash, Stanley Spencer and Isaac Rosenberg, among others lived in the house and is recorded by a Hampstead plaque placed on the building. He painted the picture Merry-Go-Round, in 1916 inspired by an annual fair held on Hampstead Heath for wounded soldiers. Purchased by the Tate Gallery in 1984 for £150,000, DH Lawrence described it as “the best modern picture he had ever seen”.
Council Tax band G