Welcome to Inverforth House

Inverforth House, nestled in the heart of Hampstead Heath, offers a country oasis moments from the centre of the capital. The property, once owned by the Baron of Inverforth, was built in 1865 and is now a Grade II listed property.

The property received two blue plaques from English Heritage in 2002, first for the Viscount Leverhulme who owned the property between 1904 and 1925, the second for Geneticist and Statistician Ronald Fisher who lived there as a child from 1896 - 1904.

Inverforth House was later divided into nine private residences all benefiting from the exquisite landscaped gardens and views across the heath.

Accommodation
On the ground floor of the home the living accommodation including two large open plan living dining rooms, large kitchen, cinema room and an exceptional double height study/library.
The upper floors host the bedrooms featuring a principal suite with dressing room and access to a large terrace overlooking the heath. There are 3 further bedrooms all with en suites and a final guest suite with sitting room and en suite (which can be accessed by private entrance).

A lift provides access between the two main levels of the home. Additionally, the home offers parking and a lower-ground level with indoor swimming pool and gym.

The home has access to the communal tennis court, landscaped gardens and large private gardens with views over the heath. There is also a designated parking space in addition to a triple garage

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