A home with space for everything, and everyone. Beyond a gated carriage driveway with parking for three cars, an oversized entrance offers a preview of a ground floor extending to nearly 2,500 square feet. A direct line of sight passes through a sun-filled kitchen and family room to a private, south-facing garden. Either side of the generous hallway, smaller, more intimate spaces, for read
A home with space for everything, and everyone. Beyond a gated carriage driveway with parking for three cars, an oversized entrance offers a preview of a ground floor extending to nearly 2,500 square feet. A direct line of sight passes through a sun-filled kitchen and family room to a private, south-facing garden. Either side of the generous hallway, smaller, more intimate spaces, for reading, entertaining, or dinner with friends. A separate floor dedicated to fun: table tennis, movies, and a wine cellar for the grown ups. A generous principal bedroom suite with dressing room. Six further bedrooms, five further bathrooms. Located less than half a mile north of Queen’s Park, Brondesbury was laid out in the 1870s by the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, and intended as a district of substantial villas for the City’s merchants and professionals. A century and a half later, it remains one of north-west London’s most sought-after addresses. Brondesbury Park station, 0.32 miles away, is two stops from West Hampstead, where the Jubilee line runs direct to Bond Street, Waterloo and Canary Wharf, and Thameslink serves Farringdon, the City and Gatwick. Available for the first time in 20 years.