Fitzjohn's Avenue, NW3

KEY FEATURES

• 29 apartments composed for modern living
• Brand new development
• Exclusively for over sixties
• Private owners lounges and wellness area
• Located in the heart of Hampstead Heath 

This lateral apartment benefits from a spacious open plan living/kitchen/dining area, a principal bedroom with ensuite and dressing area, guest bedroom, a shower room and a large private terrace. 

No. 79 Fitzjohn's Avenue, a luxurious new development of one, two and three bedroom apartments on Hampstead's prestigious Fitzjohn's Avenue designed exclusively to people over sixty

No.79 Fitzjohn's Avenue is a new development in the heart of Hampstead Village on one of the neighbourhood's grandest avenues, offering a wide range of shops, boutiques, cafes and restaurants. The wide-open spaces of Hampstead Heath are just beyond, with winding footpaths and outdoor swimming ponds.

Fitzjohn's is a Lifestory development designed exclusively for people over sixty.

ACCOMMODATION

• Entrance Hall
• Library
• Open Plan Kitchen/Living/Dining
• Principal Bedroom with Dressing Area and Ensuite
• Guest Bedroom
• Shower Room
• Private Terrace

LOCATION

Fitzjohn's Avenue is set within one of London’s most sought-after addresses. The avenue, built in the late 1800's, was the centre piece of the Hampstead master plan created by Sir Spencer Maryon-Wilson. This exclusive road, lined with alternate red and white chestnut trees and styled as a Parisian boulevard, became the focal point for the intellectual elite of London. Just a short stroll offers so much to explore; Belsize Village is just around the corner offering local and specialist produce from great independents. At the end of the road are the delights of cultural Hampstead with a theatre, cinema, historic houses, a wealth of culinary treats and plenty of retail therapy.

For the quieter moments, Primrose Hill to the south is within a short distance offering beautiful open space and astonishing views over London. To the north 800 acres of Hampstead Heath offers open green pastures, woodlands, ponds and meadows. Sharing the space with Henry Moore's and Barbara Hepworth's sculptures only enhances the sense of peace and serenity.