£2,595,000
6 bed end terrace house for saleHarvist Road, London NW6
6 beds
2 baths
1 reception
EPC Rating: E
Freehold
About this property
Open-plan kitchen and dining room
Reception room
Principal bedroom
Five further bedrooms
Flexible office or guest bedroom
Two family bathrooms
Cloakroom
Private garden
Versatile garden studio
Utility room
Behind a white-brick and stucco façade, this three-floor family home has been thoughtfully reimagined. Proportions are generous, the palette is calm and every room is layered with original detail – from marble fireplaces to carefully restored fixtures and finishes.
At its heart, the open-plan kitchen and dining room is quietly impressive. Soft light filters through a large bay window, reflecting off wooden floors and lending a sense of calm. Original cornicing and a black marble fireplace bring heritage contrast; a Neptune shaker kitchen to the rear wraps the walls with ease. Integrated Fisher & Paykel appliances and Carrara marble surfaces complete the space. Elsewhere, a reception room is sleek and contemporary, with recessed shelving and leafy views outdoors.
Accessed from the kitchen, a private, green-wrapped garden is made for slow mornings or summer dinners – split between paved patio and a circular lawn. There’s a separate studio at the back: Flexible and primed to serve as a workspace, gym or creative hideaway.
Upstairs, the first-floor principal bedroom is full of character and light. A brass chandelier hangs above white floorboards, while a cream marble fireplace and tiled surround nod to the home’s Victorian roots. Integrated storage keeps the tone calm and uncluttered. Two further bedrooms are arranged on this level – both styled with the same quiet clarity – and served by a playful magenta-tiled bathroom with rolltop tub.
On the second floor, three further bedrooms continue the gentle palette. A deep navy family bathroom with bathtub and separate shower balances classic and contemporary style. A sixth room on this floor offers flexibility as a study, dressing room or occasional guest bedroom.
A hub for creatives, commuters and families, Queen’s Park is a neighbourhood brimming with eclectic eateries and a keen sense of community. Chamberlayne Road – just a five-minute walk away – was coined London’s ‘hippest street’ by Vogue: Local favourites include Wildcard Coffee, Mr. Fish and The Salusbury wine store. The eponymous Queen’s Park is on your doorstep, complete with tennis courts and a petting zoo. On Sunday mornings, head to the Farmers Market to pick up local produce.
At its heart, the open-plan kitchen and dining room is quietly impressive. Soft light filters through a large bay window, reflecting off wooden floors and lending a sense of calm. Original cornicing and a black marble fireplace bring heritage contrast; a Neptune shaker kitchen to the rear wraps the walls with ease. Integrated Fisher & Paykel appliances and Carrara marble surfaces complete the space. Elsewhere, a reception room is sleek and contemporary, with recessed shelving and leafy views outdoors.
Accessed from the kitchen, a private, green-wrapped garden is made for slow mornings or summer dinners – split between paved patio and a circular lawn. There’s a separate studio at the back: Flexible and primed to serve as a workspace, gym or creative hideaway.
Upstairs, the first-floor principal bedroom is full of character and light. A brass chandelier hangs above white floorboards, while a cream marble fireplace and tiled surround nod to the home’s Victorian roots. Integrated storage keeps the tone calm and uncluttered. Two further bedrooms are arranged on this level – both styled with the same quiet clarity – and served by a playful magenta-tiled bathroom with rolltop tub.
On the second floor, three further bedrooms continue the gentle palette. A deep navy family bathroom with bathtub and separate shower balances classic and contemporary style. A sixth room on this floor offers flexibility as a study, dressing room or occasional guest bedroom.
A hub for creatives, commuters and families, Queen’s Park is a neighbourhood brimming with eclectic eateries and a keen sense of community. Chamberlayne Road – just a five-minute walk away – was coined London’s ‘hippest street’ by Vogue: Local favourites include Wildcard Coffee, Mr. Fish and The Salusbury wine store. The eponymous Queen’s Park is on your doorstep, complete with tennis courts and a petting zoo. On Sunday mornings, head to the Farmers Market to pick up local produce.
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