Charming 2 Bed Apartment in Temple Fortune, NW11 | £500,000 - | Book Viewings Now !

Discover this delightful 2 bedroom house with 2 bathrooms and 1 reception in the sought-after Temple Fortune House. A perfect blend of convenience and comfort awaits in this charming property.


Introducing this delightful 2-bedroom apartment nestled within the serene Temple Fortune House. Boasting 2 bathrooms and a spacious reception area, this modern abode offers comfortable living in a tranquil environment.

Upon entry, you'll find a generously sized reception area adaptable to your preferences. The kitchen is smartly designed with integrated appliances and ample storage.

Two serene bedrooms provide peaceful retreats, complemented by two stylish bathrooms. Additional storage space is available in the attic.

Outside, residents can enjoy the communal garden. Conveniently located near Temple Fortune amenities, renowned Hampstead Garden Suburb schools, and various transportation links across London.

This is an unmissable opportunity for comfortable living in a highly sought-after London locale.

Tenure: Leasehold
Council Band: D
Lease Remaining: 140 Years
Service Charge: £2500 including sink fund



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