UK Sotheby’s International Realty is selling the newly built detached home on Zoopla, between Hampstead Garden Suburb and East Finchley.
The agent says it was rebuilt behind a retained period façade and finished in 2025.
The listing puts it at about 13,673 sq ft and says it is “hard to imagine a more ornate home”.
The agent says gold leaf, gilded stucco and murals run throughout, chasing “Versailles-level drama” in every room, as reported by our sister title London Now.
Floor-by-floor tour of the Hampstead mansion
It sits on 0.39 acres and spans four floors, all served by a private lift.
The ground floor centres on a double-height entrance hall, including a grand staircase and gallery, described by the agent as creating a “spectacular sense of arrival”.
On this floor, a dining room with a painted ceiling leads into a reception room.
Both spaces have French doors that open onto a lawned garden.
The ground floor also has a kitchen, two offices, a study, a cigar room, a cloakroom and two powder rooms.
The listing says the first floor has six en-suite bedrooms, a kitchen-breakfast room and a playroom.
The top floor is given over to the principal suite, with a dressing room and a bathroom with twin basins.
Another ensuite bedroom, a walk-in wardrobe, and a utility room are also found on this floor.
Spa, pool and gym on the lower ground floor
The lower ground floor is set up for leisure and privacy.
The agent says there is a spa with an indoor pool, sauna, steam room and jacuzzi.
This level also has two meeting rooms, two en-suite bedrooms and a gym.
There is also a staff kitchenette, a dumb waiter, a courtyard and a pool dressing area with two WCs.
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Baroque interiors, marble finishes and craftsmanship
According to the listing, exceptional attention has been paid to craftsmanship and finishes throughout the property.
Marble is used in the bathrooms, cloakrooms and pool area.
The listing says the floors have “artistic marble”, while fabric-upholstered panels line corridors and rooms.
Principal rooms have gilded chandeliers and handcrafted sconces set with Swarovski crystals.
The agent says the furniture was chosen to match the Baroque look.
Smart home technology, heating and security
A comprehensive Smart Home system is incorporated into the house.
Tech includes a VRF air-cooling system so each room can be set separately, with the main unit in the garden.
Underfloor heating runs throughout, and the heating plant sits outside the main living areas.
The listing also touts ventilation, Lutron lighting and a Sonos system hidden in ceilings across the main halls and other rooms.
Security is a big selling point, with full CCTV, remote access, and fire and intruder alarms in every room.
The listing also mentions additional video cameras.
A gated driveway leads to the house, and the agent cites street-wide surveillance and private security patrols.
Winnington Road, Hampstead: location and transport links
The agent says the area offers “exceptional privacy with access to London life”.
It is a short drive from Hampstead Heath and Kenwood, and from Hampstead’s cafés and shops.
Central London is reached via the A1, and Heathrow is said to be about 50 minutes away by car.
Nearby are a golf club and tree-lined roads.
According to the agent, manicured gardens and easy access to both countryside and city contribute to the address’s position as one of London’s most sought-after.
The listing can be viewed on Zoopla.
