£1,700,000 /Sale price

A Rare Piece of Kentish Town History Grade II Listed Georgian HomeA Rare Piece of Kentish Town History Grade II Listed Georgian Home.This is a rare opportunity to own a remarkable piece of Kentish Town's rich architectural heritage. Believed to be the area's oldest surviving domestic residence, this handsome double-fronted Georgian townhouse believed to be built before 1760offers timeless character, historical significance, and generous, light-filled living spaces.Set across four elegant storeys, the home offers three spacious double bedrooms and a versatile basement level, ideal for a home office, studio, or additional living space. Full of original period featuresincluding Georgian sash windows, parquet flooring, wall panelling, and beautifully preserved fireplaceseach room has been carefully maintained to celebrate the home's history while offering everyday comfort and charm.Adding to its appeal is a walled patio gardena private and peaceful outdoor space perfect for relaxing, entertaining, or enjoying a moment of calm in the heart of the city.This much-loved property has been featured in James King's 'Kentish Town Panorama', 'Beneath These Fields' by Gillian Tindall, and the Camden History Society's 'Streets of Kentish Town'highlighting its importance within the local narrative.Located in the heart of Kentish Town, this home sits within a vibrant and creative community, with independent shops, cafes, parks, and excellent transport links all within easy reach. A true one-off, perfect for those who value heritage, space, and the unique spirit of the area.The Owners LoveThe well-proportioned Georgian rooms and spectacular view to the southThe walled garden with Bay and Magnolia trees, climbing rose and fragrant jasmineIts proximity to the tube, shops, restaurants and Hampstead HeathWe've NoticedThe property has been well maintained by the current owners, with a new boiler installed in 2019 and sash windows maintained throughout. Available for the first time in 25 years, a rare opportunity to own a real piece of Kentish Town history that has it all; transport links, amenities, schools and proximity to Hampstead Heath.