Known as Schreiber House, the remarkable property was designed and built in the early 1960s by pioneering architect James Gowan for furniture designer Chaim Schreiber.
Situated on West Heath Road, this distinctive residence blends architectural precision with a welcoming sense of comfort, as reported by our sister title London Now.
The house’s façade, constructed of blue Staffordshire brick, is striking upon first glance.
Venture inside and you’ll be greeted by an open double-height reception and dining space filled with tons of natural light.
Original features have been meticulously maintained including bronze lighting, Muhuhu hardwood floors, and bespoke built-in furniture crafted by Schreiber in his own workshops.
The cooking area tastefully marries style and function with its glass and bronze cabinetry complementing a sleek layout.
A standout feature has to be the central bronze staircase.
The home comes with a galleried library, and three further bedrooms share beautifully detailed bathrooms, one with a steam shower.
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Upstairs, the primary suite offers a generous amount of space, including an ensuite bathroom and dressing area.
On the lower level, a guest bedroom, utility room, and double garage can also be found.
The exterior of the property is just as noteworthy, featuring a landscaped south-facing garden filled with mature plants, ferns, and flowering borders.
Secure gates open to off-street parking for several cars, including EV charging.
Just moments from Hampstead Village and the Underground station, the home owners would have access to a variety of cafes, delis, and independent shops.
It’s about 0.8 miles to Hampstead Underground (Northern Line) and under a mile and half to Hampstead Heath overground line.
