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New End Cottage, Hampstead Village, London NW3
£1,450,000
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An elegantly reimagined interior designed cottage in the heart of Hampstead Village

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Tucked away on a peaceful street in the heart of Hampstead Village, this beautifully reconfigured cottage demonstrates how compact living can be elevated through thoughtful spatial planning and finely tuned design. The home unfolds over 840 sq. ft, revealing a calm and highly functional interior that has been rebuilt from the brickwork in. Now fully insulated, double-glazed, and fitted with underfloor heating throughout, it balances modern comfort with timeless character.

The entrance quickly sets the tone - checkered marble flooring reflects natural light while built-in cabinetry offers practical storage. A subtle yet highly effective addition, a heated dog shower is neatly integrated beside the door, ideal for rinsing muddy paws or boots after a walk on nearby Hampstead Heath. Adjacent, you will find a convenient guest cloakroom which has been designed to also offer practical out-of-sight storage.

The living and dining areas follow a cohesive material palette - engineered wood flooring underfoot and soft, neutral tones throughout. Bespoke joinery provides a built-in seating area, while French doors at the rear open to the courtyard, allowing the outdoors to spill into the living space. To the front, a characterful double-glazed sash window overlooks gardens while a well placed, discrete Sonos system allows modern integration throughout the home.

The semi-open kitchen is a celebration of form and function. Shaker-style cabinetry is finished with Buster + Punch mahogany hardware and complemented by a Belfast sink, Quooker tap, and a deep cornflower blue range cooker that anchors the space. A moveable island adds flexibility, and a walk-in pantry is subtly tucked behind full-height doors. The kitchen also opens directly onto the courtyard — perfect for entertaining and enjoying the tranquil privacy this home quietly details.

A light-filled staircase leads to the upper level, where full-height glazed doors connect to a west-facing terrace — an intimate outdoor space that extends the living area and offers a spot to catch the evening sun.

The bedroom is a vaulted sanctuary. The ceiling has been raised and restructured, revealing exposed beams and new timber elements to enhance rhythm and height. A built-in window seat makes the most of the natural light and provides a quiet space to read or work. Integrated wardrobes offer generous storage, while the design carefully frames a statement four-poster bed — demonstrating how the space can accommodate furniture without ever feeling crowded.

The adjoining ensuite is a study in compact luxury. A glass-framed wet area contains dual rainfall showers and a freestanding roll top bath, while under-vanity storage and warm, neutral finishes create a space that is both highly functional and deeply relaxing.

Completing the home, there is a separate utility room which houses a Victorian-style butler sink, combination boiler, washing machine, separate dryer and a wall-mounted drying rack. All well ventilated through a conveniently placed double-glazed sash window.

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  • Area (Approx)

    Total Internal Area = 844 sq ft / 78.4 sq m

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A village in the city — steeped in culture, rich in history, and alive with creative energy. There are few places in London that balance proximity to the centre with a true sense of escape — yet Hampstead does so effortlessly. Defined by its cobbled lanes, Georgian facades and a canopy of green from Hampstead Heath, this corner of north-west London feels both timeless and continually evolving. At its heart lies Hampstead Heath — nearly 800 acres of rolling meadows, ancient woodland and panoramic city views from Parliament Hill. Beloved by swimmers, walkers, and picnickers alike, it offers a rare expanse of nature within such easy reach of the city. The mixed bathing ponds are particularly iconic — offering a ritualistic, all-season dip that’s become synonymous with the area’s free-spirited charm. Hampstead is steeped in architectural beauty. Its winding streets are lined with everything from Regency villas and Arts and Crafts cottages to 20th-century masterpieces. Modernist gems such as Erno Goldfinger’s house on Willow Road and the Isokon Building speak to the area’s long-standing relationship with creativity and progressive design.The area has long been a magnet for writers, artists, and thinkers. Freud’s final home, now the Freud Museum, sits on Maresfield Gardens, while Keats House and Burgh House offer glimpses into the neighbourhood’s storied past. The Everyman Cinema on the High Street, originally built in 1880, remains one of London’s most beloved independent screens — a place where you’re as likely to see a cult classic as the latest arthouse release.

Hampstead’s food scene is quietly confident. Locals linger over pastries at Karma Bread or pick up provisions at the Hampstead Butcher, while restaurants such as L’Antica Pizzeria da Michele and La Cage Imaginaire offer refined yet relaxed dining. Hampstead’s pubs are rich in character — from the ivy-clad charm of The Flask and the cosy corners of The Holly Bush to the refined warmth of The Wells Tavern and the garden calm of The Spaniards Inn. The High Street offers an elegant mix of independent boutiques, design shops and well-curated chains, alongside essentials like Gails, Whole Foods, Bayley & Sage and plenty more. Hampstead Station (Northern Line) connects directly to the West End and City, while nearby Hampstead Heath Overground provides access to East London and beyond.

Every inch of this Hampstead home has been reworked with intention - the result is a carefully crafted retreat in one of London’s most sought-after neighbourhoods, where scale gives way to detail, and space is maximised through design.
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