Location

Set within leafy Hampstead, the property enjoys an enviable location — moments from Hampstead Heath with its open spaces, swimming ponds and panoramic views across London. The village high street is a short stroll away, offering a collection of independent cafés, artisan bakeries, boutiques and fine restaurants, alongside cultural landmarks such as the Everyman Cinema and Burgh House.

Families are particularly well served by an exceptional choice of schools, including University College School, South Hampstead High School, Devonshire House, and The Hall School, all within easy reach.

Transport connections are excellent, with Hampstead Underground Station (Northern Line) circa 0.2 miles walk away, providing direct access to the West End and City. Finchley Road & Frognal Overground and Swiss Cottage Underground (Jubilee Line) are also nearby, along with multiple bus routes and easy access to the M1 and A41 for routes north.

Description

Superbly positioned on one of Hampstead's most desirable roads behind a walled and gated front garden, Stables Lodge is a home (3240 sqft / 301 sqm) of exceptional charm and heritage. Once a distinguished 19th-century coach house to the grand residence at No. 9 Ellerdale Road, Stables Lodge is a remarkable Queen Anne revival home designed circa 1880 by Theodore K. Green, one of London's leading Victorian architects.

Originally conceived as a high-status detached coach house complete with elegant stabling, a billiard room, and a glass conservatory, the building soon evolved into a graceful private residence by the early 20th century. Many original architectural features remain, blending historic character with modern comfort — from the handsome red-brick façade and classic sash windows to traces of the original oak panelling and parquet floors.

Extensively and sensitively restored in recent decades, the house retains its distinctive historical form while offering an incoming buyer an opportunity to personalise to their taste an style.

Over the years, Stables Lodge has been home to an array of notable residents, including Sir Joseph Beecham, heir to the famous Beecham family; Sir Percival Liesching, a distinguished civil servant and diplomat; and Group Captain Kaj Birksted, a decorated WWII Spitfire pilot. Each era has left its mark, weaving a rich tapestry of heritage, character, and timeless charm.

Accommodation

Drawing Room (3.62 m ceiling height)
Kitchen / Dining Room
Study
Principal bedroom with ensuite bathroom
Three / four further bedroom
Bedroom 5 / Study
Shower Room
Guest Cloakroom / WC

Amenities

Large Integral Garage
Driveway
Courtyard Garden
Balcony
Eaves Storage
Basement / Cellar