Stunning seven-bedroom home up for grabs for £19m and is complete with a swimming pool, gym and even mini football pitch
A STUNNING bedroom ideal for fitness fanatics with its own gym, swimming pool and even a mini football pitch has gone on the market for £19million.
The Victorian property in London’s exclusive St Johns Wood has seven bedrooms and is just a stone’s throw from Lords cricket ground.
It is located on the same sought-after road where James Bond actor Honor Blackman and author Thomas Hardy once lived.
The raised ground floor consists of a study, open plan kitchen and breakfast room, a sitting room and dining room.
Floor to ceiling glass doors lead onto a 130ft garden that has been landscaped to include a football pitch/basketball court ‘for the kids’.
The first-floor consists solely of the master bedroom suite, including two dressing areas and two bathrooms. The upper floors provide five further bedrooms and three bathrooms.
However, it’s the property’s extensive amenities that may attract its new owner.
The house comes with its own swimming pool, spa, gym, games room, media room, utility room and staff accommodation with a separate entrance.
There is a garage and gated driveway and the owners are also allowed to use on-street parking.
The property has underfloor heating and was designed by award-winning architect KSR, with interiors by Susan White of Iggi Interior Design & Architecture.
Hamilton Terrace, which is in the same area of London as Lords cricket ground, has been home to a number of notable people, including the engineer and designer of London’s Victoria Embankment, Sir Joseph Bazalgette, who lived at number 17.
Scottish artist William Strang lived on the road as well as actor Honor Blackman, writer Thomas Hardy and the legendary cricket commentator, Brian Johnston.
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Estate agent Daniel Daggers, who is selling the house, said: “It’s probably the best lockdown home that you can buy in north London or even central, it has all the amenities you could ever wish for.
“It was owned by a family who have enjoyed an incredible time there. Now their children have grown up and they don’t need as much space.”
