Frognal, London, NW3

Available for the first time in over 25 years is this three bed, two bath conversion on the top floor (2nd) of this handsome red brick period house close to the amenities and transport facilities of Hampstead village offering lateral living space. There is a large loft space demised to the property.

Frognal, is a desirable and historic street in the Hampstead area of London. The property falls within the NW3 postcode in the London Borough of Camden, a predominantly residential enclave known for its leafy streets, period architecture and proximity to Hampstead Village and Hampstead Heath.

The building itself is part of a cluster of residential flats and houses along this well-regarded street. According to property records, this particular unit has historically been sold as a top-floor flat under leasehold tenure and was last recorded selling in the late 1990s.

Frognal is characterised by a mix of attractive period and modern residential buildings, often sought after for its peaceful setting that is nonetheless convenient for transport links (including nearby rail and Underground stations) and high-quality local amenities such as shops, cafes, and cultural attractions.
Rail & Overground – The Finchley Road & Frognal station on the London Overground is only a short walk away (about 200-250?yards), providing direct services across north and west London, including connections toward Richmond, Stratford and other key destinations via the Overground network.

London Underground – A number of London Underground stations are within easy walking or short bus distance:

Finchley Road Underground (Jubilee & Metropolitan lines) – excellent for fast journeys into central London (e.g., Baker Street, West End, Canary Wharf).

Hampstead Underground (Northern line) – offers direct access to central and south-east London.

Swiss Cottage, Belsize Park and West Hampstead stations are also nearby, expanding options on the Jubilee, Northern and Thameslink services.

Bus Routes – Several London bus routes run through the area, including the frequent Route 13 connecting north London through Swiss Cottage and Baker Street to Victoria station.

Council Tax Band G