Historical Hampstead and it’s rich, colourful past, is steeped in history. Originally it was considered to be the countryside by the aristocrats of the time, and left as marshland for the poor. Later the waters were considered to have healing properties and Hampstead became a spa and health centre.

Having become well known, it’s popularity grew and it became a centre for politicians, writers, poets, artists, musicians and entertainers due to its natural serenity, beauty and supposed medicinal waters.

Many classical writers and painters have lived in Hampstead, including John Keats and John Constable. Other famous people who have also resided here include, Kingsley Amis, Hugh Gaitskill, Ludovic Kennedy, Ramsay MacDonald, Dame Anna Neagle, Paul Robeson, Peter Sellars, GeorgeRomney, John Galsworthy, Melvyn Bragg, Dame Flora Robson, Sarah Siddons, Dick Turpin, Evelyn Waugh, H. G.Wells and Whistler .

Development began in the mid 18th century and much of the original property is still in tact. There are some wonderful examples of Georgian and Victorian property, many of which have been listed in order to conserve their architectural merit and historical features. Today, historical Hampstead, it is still sought after, prestigious and populated by many artistic, theatrical and show business people.

Our office is centrally located in Hampstead Village within easy access of Hampstead Underground. Hampstead Heath is positioned at the north end of Heath Street. ‘The Heath’ is beautiful and conserved parkland. It is one of, if not, the largest open space in London and affords rolling acres of greenery, magnificent walkways with numerous aged and mature trees, inset with ponds for fishing, swimming and resting alongside.
Kenwood House, which is surely one of the most wonderful buildings in London, is situated within ‘The Heath’ and contains an art gallery and tea house. In the summer evenings open air classical concerts are staged on Saturdays.