Die Bishops Avenue, London

Set well back from the road, this attractive period house is very well presented and offers large proportioned rooms over the ground floor and ample family accommodation. The extensive garden are both front and back with a real sense of privacy from the rear of the house. The beautiful gardens are mostly laid to lawn with mature trees and shrub borders.

The house has been sympathetically extended with a fabulous ’Orangery’ style conservatory opening onto an expansive fitted kitchen. There are two further reception rooms on the ground floor with six bedrooms, a study and four bathrooms over the upper two levels. Parking is plentiful to the rear of the house, both in front of the garage and on part of the adjoining lane.

NB. Planning consent had previously been granted (now elapsed) for a significant redevelopment including a two storey rear extension, construction of rear outbuilding, new basement level and rear conservatory following demolition of existing conservatory (F/02218/14).

This house is situated in a particular characterful part of The Bishop’s Avenue which forms part of the wider Hampstead Garden Suburb Conservation Area.

The Bishops Avenue is conveniently situated for access to the plentiful shops, restaurants and cafes of East Finchley, Highgate and Hampstead Garden Suburb.

For transport links, East Finchley Underground Station (Northern Line) is approximately 400 metres distant where there are excellent connections to both the City & the West End. Nearby there is Kenwood House (1.0m) as well as the wide open spaces of Hampstead Heath. There are numerous excellent schools in the wider area.