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Number 9 Church Row is arguably one of the finest and most imposing houses on what some regard as Hampstead’s most prized address.

Originally built c1728 by R Hughes, this is an extremely rare opportunity to acquire a beautiful five storey Grade II* Listed Georgian home comprising approximately 4350 sq ft, one of the largest houses on this historic Village street, which has been beautifully maintained by the current owners.

In the 1860's the house served as a Girls Reformatory School and sometime later, in the 1890's, as an Industrial School for Girls and now comes to the market for the first time in some 30 years.

This exquisite 5 bedroom family home retains numerous original and interesting features including a fabulous wrought iron gate and railings believed to have been designed by Alfred Stevens the sculptor of the Wellington monument in St Pauls Cathedral and an outstanding part paneled 33’ first floor drawing room with 3 distinct areas, providing an enormous entertaining area, an excellent paneled sitting area and a library, boasting 5 three quarter length South Facing windows overlooking Church Row and also to the rear garden aspect, making this a rare and special architectural treat.

Alongside the deceptively spacious accommodation in the house there is a large self-contained apartment on the lower level with its own entrance, the original staircase is still intact to the main house and so this space could easily be adapted to a variety of uses, including additional bedrooms, media/TV area or playroom.

The house benefits from a beautifully landscaped 69’ mature rear garden and the rear aspect offers private uninterrupted views. Abutting Heath Street in the heart of the Village, Church Row has long been revered and appreciated and as one of Homestead's oldest and most sought after residential locations.