32, Pilgrims Lane, London, NW3 1SN

In the same family for 67 years, an exceptional and rarely available mid-terraced Victorian family home quietly positioned in Hampstead village between the High Street and the Heath.

Built as one half of a pair, this elegant period home has an attractive, ornate frontage which includes both gothic bay and arched windows and the advantage of spectacular views from the terraces and upper floors.

Arranged with a self-contained one-bedroom lower floor flat and a family sized maisonette over the upper floors the house would now benefit from some updating.

With 2472 sq ft of combined accommodation, this characterful house benefits from high ceilings, some original fireplaces, a charming, mature 39'9 ft rear garden and two terraces, both with a southerly aspect.

Pilgrims Lane has been home to several notable residents including cellist Jacqueline du Pré, painter Sir William Nicholson and essayist Henry Wood Nevinson.

It is one of Hampstead Village's most desirable roads located moments from the vast array of fashionable shops, cafes and restaurants on the High Street as well as the green open spaces of Hampstead Heath.

Hampstead Underground (Northern line) and Hampstead Heath Overground stations are both 0.4 miles away. Council Tax band H