Guide price

£5,000,000

(£1,275/sq. ft)

6 bed property for sale
Old Court House, Hampstead NW3

    • 6 beds

    • 4 baths

    • 2 receptions

    • 3,923 sq. ft

  • EPC Rating: C

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Chain free
Freehold
Added on 11/08/2026

About this property

  • Grade II listed double-fronted residence of 3,923 sq ft

  • Five/six bedrooms and four bathrooms over four floors

  • Early eighteenth-century origins with refined later additions

  • One of the highest points in north London, approximately 440 ft above sea level

  • Views across Hampstead Heath

  • Spectacular double-volume reception hall with period fireplace

  • Principal reception room of close to 26 ft with three floor-to-ceiling windows and bespoke bar

  • Second reception room and separate study

  • Kitchen and dining room of just over 25 ft with direct garden access

  • Family room of 22 ft, walk-in pantry and utility room

  • Principal suite with en-suite bath and walk-in shower, plus adjoining dressing room / sixth bedroom

  • Galleried walkway overlooking the reception hall

  • Paved terrace and private lawned rear garden of close to 97 ft

  • Air conditioning throughout and walled, gated parking for two cars

  • Tenure Freehold and upper section of garden held on 999-year lease from 1 March 2007

  • Ideal for families seeking scale, privacy and architectural provenance in Hampstead

  • Wheelchair accessible

A distinguished Grade II listed double-fronted residence of 3,923 sq ft, arranged over four floors and set discreetly behind a walled and gated driveway on North End Way. Standing at one of the highest points in north London - approximately 440 feet above sea level - The Old Court House looks out across Hampstead Heath, and pairs early eighteenth-century origins with later additions of real refinement. Handsome multi-coloured stock brick, gauged-brick sash windows and a fine period doorway announce a house of genuine provenance; inside, the accommodation is generous, light-filled and beautifully balanced, with five bedrooms, a sixth room currently serving as a dressing room, and four bathrooms.

Stepping inside, the house opens into a spectacular double-volume reception hall with a striking period fireplace - an entrance that sets the tone for everything beyond. The principal reception room extends to close to twenty-six feet, drawing light through three floor-to-ceiling windows, while a second reception room of over eighteen feet offers a quieter, more intimate sitting space. A well-proportioned study of almost fifteen feet works comfortably as a home office, and a guest cloakroom completes the floor.

The garden level is given over to family living. A kitchen and dining room of just over twenty-five feet runs across the rear of the house with direct access onto the terrace and garden, its central island making it as natural a place to gather as it is to cook. Alongside sits a family room of a full twenty-two feet, with a walk-in pantry, a separate utility room and a second guest cloakroom taking care of the day-to-day.

The first floor is dedicated to a luxurious principal suite, with a bedroom of close to seventeen feet, a large en-suite bathroom with both bath and walk-in shower enjoying tranquil garden views, and an adjoining dressing room of almost fifteen feet that adapts readily into a sixth bedroom. A second generous double and a family bathroom are reached along a beautifully galleried walkway overlooking the reception hall below - a distinctive architectural flourish that echoes the character of the house throughout. On the second floor are three further bedrooms, the largest extending to over eighteen feet and served by its own en-suite bathroom, with an additional family bathroom and useful eaves storage alongside.

Outside, a paved terrace opens directly from the kitchen and dining room, with steps descending to a private lawned rear garden of close to ninety-seven feet, its sense of seclusion drawn from mature planting and the elevated position of the house. Air conditioning runs throughout, a separate store adds to the practical provision, and the walled and gated driveway provides secure parking for two cars. A rare house for a family seeking scale, privacy and architectural pedigree at the very top of Hampstead.

Location

North End Way sits at the very summit of Hampstead in the London Borough of Camden, where The Old Court House - formerly known as Heath View and Earlsmead - forms part of a notable historic cluster beside the Heath and close to Jack Straw's Castle. Set behind its own walled and gated driveway, the house enjoys a degree of privacy and elevation that is genuinely hard to find in the area. The immediate setting is maintained through The Old Court House Management Company, owned jointly by three houses, which covers cleaning of the frontage, gardening, maintenance and ad hoc works.

For commuters, Hampstead Underground station on the Northern Line offers a direct route into the West End and the City. Hampstead Village is moments away for boutiques, cafés and restaurants, while Hampstead Heath's 800 acres of woodland, meadow and swimming ponds begin on the doorstep. The area is well served by a number of well-regarded local schools, with the wider amenities of Hampstead and Golders Green within easy reach.

*N.B - Some photos have been virtually staged

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    Freehold

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