Fitzjohns Avenue, London, NW3

Steeped in rich history and timeless elegance, offers a rare opportunity to own a
prestigious and valuable piece of London's heritage.

Presenting a magnificent four-bedroom penthouse for sale, situated within a grand
Grade II listed building that showcases striking Gothic architecture.

This expansive apartment retains numerous original features, such as high ceilings, ornate fireplaces, and large bay windows. The current owner has expertly executed
an exceptional renovation, seamlessly blending modern elements with the property's
historical features.

The penthouse includes two distinct study rooms, providing ample space for work, hobbies, or creative pursuits. These separate spaces can accommodate multiple
occupants working from home or pursuing individual interests, ensuring both comfort
and privacy for everyone.

Additional advantages include a private balcony, communal gardens, secure door
entry, and a chain-free sale.

A notable Camden History Society article refers to the building as a remarkable
"Disneyland Gothic" mansion. Its architect, J.T. Wimperis, a renowned Victorian
architect, designed the building for Herbert Fleming Baxter (1839-1905), an affluent
American merchant whose family owned extensive estates in Shropshire. The
mansion has since been restored and transformed into individual apartments, gaining Grade II listed status in 1999.

Situated on tree-lined Fitzjohns Avenue in Hampstead NW3, this property benefits
from proximity to St Johns Wood and Belsize Park.

Excellent transport links via the Jubilee Line provide easy access to the West End, City, and Canary Wharf, while the
Northern Line in Hampstead Village offers additional connectivity.

Embrace the opportunity to own a prestigious piece of London’s history with this
exquisite penthouse, where historical charm meets modern luxury in one of the citys
most sought-after locations.

Owners Lifestyle Questionnaire

How long have you owned the property?

From 2007

What are the neighbours like?

All very friendly

What changes have you made on this property?

Big changes in redesigning the space and aligning the natural light and character with glass floor insertion and mahogany antique parquet reclaimed from a castle in Scotland

What attracted you to this specific house and location?

The uniqueness the history of the building and the view

What would you like to tell parents about the benefits of raising children here?

We lived with our daughters and benefits are the extensive comunal gardens, the first floor with easy living layout bathroom kitchen and rooms in one floor. The big but not dispersive living room and the 2 study rooms separated from the noise of the family. Plus the area is full of great schools

What made you choose this property over the others that were available?

Uniqueness. I don't like things similar to other people's

How convenient is it for commuting from here (What transport links are nearby)?

Great. 3 tube lines, une overground. Bond street just 3 stops, the city and canary wharf direct lines.

What can you tell us about the history of the property and how it has been adapted by previous owners? (Have you made any changes)

The building when built back in 19th century was the tallest point in London. During the second world war the building and the turret were taken by RAF to overlook for enemy planes. Later a famous rock band own the whole building. I don't know which. Then it was divided into flats

Does anyone famous live here or nearby?
Many!

What is your favourite room and why?

Turret for the view

Memorable/remarkable event?

The roof have been recently redone.

What will you miss most?

Parks and view

What do you love about the local community and what amenities are nearby?

Parks supermarkets and village

Why have you decided to move on?

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