The Coach House, 39 College Crescent, Hampstead, London, NW3 5LB

Totally reconstructed with its original bricks in 2004, the Coach House offers an element of historical interest. Built in the Victorian era to provide stabling and ancillary accommodation to Palmers Lodge, the Coach House reflects key details of Victorian architecture such as gabled roofing, sash windows and stone copings. Its function altered some time before the Second World War, when it was sold off from Palmers Lodge and adapted as a motor vehicle service and repair centre. Records indicate that the building continued to be used in this fashion between 1951 and 1999. More recently part of the building has been used for flower storage for the long-standing florist at the end of College Crescent.

With some of London’s most attractive urban villages such as Hampstead, Belsize Park, Primrose Hill and St John’s Wood on its doorstep, College Crescent is positioned in an enviable location with excellent transport connections to the West End, the City and Canary Wharf. The Coach House forms part of a unique enclave of boutique modern Town Houses. These having been sold off the Coach House benefits from the security of this special scheme being within the grounds. There is also permission to park 1 electric car in the basement communal car park.

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