3 rooms house of 261m² in London

Bohemian and laid-back in spirit, leafy Hampstead sets the relaxed tone at this Lindfield Gardens’ apartment, found on the first floor of a detached redbrick building. Charm is abundant – from the arts-and-crafts style architecture to the wildflower-filled communal front garden – adding to the kerb appeal.Inside, living spaces take a more timeless turn, updated with calming neutral tones. The sense of space speaks to the period volumes on offer – three bedrooms are served by three bathrooms alongside a well-proportioned, open-plan reception room.Softly lit via northeast-facing French doors that open to a large balcony, the reception room provides a warm welcome. To one side, an imposing L-shaped sofa dominates; to the other, a four-seater wooden table flows seamlessly into the kitchen beyond. Ergonomically finished, the kitchen is fresh and functional, with mauve-toned cabinetry, white quartz worktops and matte black hardware that mirrors the integrated Smeg appliances. Bedrooms follow the same considered blueprint. The principal is set to soothe, complete with a southwest-facing bay window that overlooks the communal garden to the rear, plus ample fitted storage and an en suite with a walk-in shower. A guest suite features more of the same, with muted taupe tones, integrated wardrobes and a retractable TV within the wooden bed frame. Its en suite is wrapped in large-format marble tiles. On the other side of the entrance hall, a third bedroom leads into a versatile space that can be used as a study, gym or dressing room. It’s served by a smart family bathroom.LocationWith its cobbled streets, independent spirit and 800 acres of wild green space, Hampstead is London’s answer to a village. Head to the high street and pick up supplies from The Hampstead Butcher, then stop for coffee at Ginger & White. Weekends are best spent rambling up to Parliament Hill viewpoint for the unbeatable vantage point or braving a dip in one of the heath’s outdoor bathing ponds, then enjoying a roast at The Holly Bush or The Flask. As you’d expect from such an artistic neighbourhood, cultural landmarks are plentiful – from Fenton House and Garden to the Camden Art Gallery. When you want to access the rest of the city, hop on the Northern line or the Overground.Finchley Road & Frognal – 7 mins (Mildmay)Hampstead – 12 mins (Northern)