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Plaza estates are estate agents in Hampstead. We can help you sell your home through our network of high-value buyers – whether it’s a mansion on Bishop’s Avenue or a home besides Hampstead Heath. Equally, we can ease the burden of property management for local landlords. Keep reading to find out more.
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Selling your home is rarely a straightforward process. To achieve the price your home deserves, you’ll need a Hampstead estate agent who grasps the local property market, understands the available buyers and proactively moves the whole process forwards. Thankfully, our sales team does this on a daily basis, so helping you sell your home is simply business as usual. With our expert guidance, you can avoid common pitfalls and sell your home for the best possible price.
Life as a landlord is often more stressful than expected. From finding the right tenants to keeping up with compliance legislation, we find that landlords spend a lot of time bogged down in administrative tasks rather than enjoying their rental income. Thankfully, our letting agents in Hampstead can ease the burden by taking on the tasks that waste your time – so you can spend less time worrying about your properties and more time enjoying your profits.
For any property needs in the Hampstead area, contact us at our Marble Arch office.
29 Edgware Road, London, W2 2JE
Sales: 020 7724 3100 Sales: 020 7724 3100
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How well do you know the Hampstead area? We can show you the best it has to offer, from its transport links to its premium properties and amenities.
It’s no understatement to say that Hampstead has a lot going for it. From the wild, open expanses of Hampstead Heath to its long-standing reputation as a cultural, intellectual, literary and musical hotspot. Beginning a little north of Primrose Hill, Hampstead sprawls northwards with many interjections of greenery, sweeping rows of Regency houses and the Heath itself.
Hampstead Heath, and the staggering number of amenities, hotspots, viewing points and places of interest it includes, are a major draw for the area. This beautiful expanse of green includes the sweeping views from Parliament Hill and the associated outdoor lido, to the hill garden and pergola, playgrounds, a zoo, tennis courts, cricket pitches and the stately Kenwood House.
And yet, Hampstead is neither countryside nor suburban sprawl; the high street is packed with pubs, shops, cafes and independent establishments. There is also a great collection of local schools, and excellent transport links directly into the heart of London.
Hampstead is renowned for its diverse architectural styles spanning several centuries. Properties range from Georgian and Victorian townhouses to Edwardian mansions and modernist buildings. The area is particularly famous for its large, detached houses and mansions with spacious gardens, many of which date back to the 18th and 19th centuries.
Unique to Hampstead are the numerous artist studios and cottages, reflecting its history as a haven for the arts. Some of the most desirable properties can be found on streets such as The Bishop’s Avenue, Winnington Road, and Fitzroy Park. Hampstead High Street and Heath Street also offer a mix of period conversions and modern developments.
While Hampstead generally maintains its historic character, there are ongoing efforts to enhance the area. The redevelopment of the former King’s College campus on Kidderpore Avenue into luxury homes is a notable project.
In the past year, Hampstead’s property market saw an average price of £1.34M. Flats were the most common sold, reaching an average of £883K. For those seeking more space, terraced houses went for significantly more at £2.17M, while semi-detached properties fetched approximately £2.77M. Find out the latest prices here.
Transport in Hampstead is excellent, ensuring you can easily get in and out of the borough. Take a look at several of the options below:
For more information, take a look at the transport options here.
There are a lot of amenities to explore and enjoy in Hampstead, from those clustered around the High Street to many more scattered throughout the local parks and residential areas.
There are plenty of places to get everyday shopping, with several Sainsburys, Tesco’s, and Aldi and an M&S. You’ll also find plenty of places to eat out, from the French Côte to the Japanese INÉ restaurant, not to mention the likes of the Spaniards Inn – which has been going since 1565! Many more places to eat and drink line Hampstead High Street, alongside numerous banks, clothes shops, pubs and independent establishments.
There’s also plenty of places to stay active – indoors and outdoors – with several gyms near the commercial heart of Hampstead, nearly all of which include swimming pools and large fitness spaces. If Hampstead Heath itself is not enough, you can also head over to Primrose Hill and Regents Park to the immediate south.
Discover more facts and stats about the area here.
It’s no understatement to say that Hampstead has a lot going for it. From the wild, open expanses of Hampstead Heath to its long-standing reputation as a cultural, intellectual, literary and musical hotspot. Beginning a little north of Primrose Hill, Hampstead sprawls northwards with many interjections of greenery, sweeping rows of Regency houses and the Heath itself.
Hampstead Heath, and the staggering number of amenities, hotspots, viewing points and places of interest it includes, are a major draw for the area. This beautiful expanse of green includes the sweeping views from Parliament Hill and the associated outdoor lido, to the hill garden and pergola, playgrounds, a zoo, tennis courts, cricket pitches and the stately Kenwood House.
And yet, Hampstead is neither countryside nor suburban sprawl; the high street is packed with pubs, shops, cafes and independent establishments. There is also a great collection of local schools, and excellent transport links directly into the heart of London.
Hampstead is renowned for its diverse architectural styles spanning several centuries. Properties range from Georgian and Victorian townhouses to Edwardian mansions and modernist buildings. The area is particularly famous for its large, detached houses and mansions with spacious gardens, many of which date back to the 18th and 19th centuries.
Unique to Hampstead are the numerous artist studios and cottages, reflecting its history as a haven for the arts. Some of the most desirable properties can be found on streets such as The Bishop’s Avenue, Winnington Road, and Fitzroy Park. Hampstead High Street and Heath Street also offer a mix of period conversions and modern developments.
While Hampstead generally maintains its historic character, there are ongoing efforts to enhance the area. The redevelopment of the former King’s College campus on Kidderpore Avenue into luxury homes is a notable project.
In the past year, Hampstead’s property market saw an average price of £1.34M. Flats were the most common sold, reaching an average of £883K. For those seeking more space, terraced houses went for significantly more at £2.17M, while semi-detached properties fetched approximately £2.77M. Find out the latest prices here.
Transport in Hampstead is excellent, ensuring you can easily get in and out of the borough. Take a look at several of the options below:
For more information, take a look at the transport options here.
There are a lot of amenities to explore and enjoy in Hampstead, from those clustered around the High Street to many more scattered throughout the local parks and residential areas.
There are plenty of places to get everyday shopping, with several Sainsburys, Tesco’s, and Aldi and an M&S. You’ll also find plenty of places to eat out, from the French Côte to the Japanese INÉ restaurant, not to mention the likes of the Spaniards Inn – which has been going since 1565! Many more places to eat and drink line Hampstead High Street, alongside numerous banks, clothes shops, pubs and independent establishments.
There’s also plenty of places to stay active – indoors and outdoors – with several gyms near the commercial heart of Hampstead, nearly all of which include swimming pools and large fitness spaces. If Hampstead Heath itself is not enough, you can also head over to Primrose Hill and Regents Park to the immediate south.
Discover more facts and stats about the area here.
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