On the market: 1960s Walter Segal-designed modernist property in Belsize Park, London NW3
The postcode obviously dictates the price, but if you have the cash and fancy something with period appeal, this 1960s Walter Segal-designed modernist property in Belsize Park, London NW3 might fit the bill.
The house was built in 1963, part of a group of three two-storey properties designed by Segal, all with the same key feature – a wall of glazing to the rear of the property, which offers the views and brings in the light.
Talking of views, it also comes with a large 52ft south-facing garden too, which is a bonus in the summer, although the agent does mention its potential to extend. Not sure how that would work without breaking the original design, but it’s obviously a selling point to some people.
As for accommodation, that’s made up of a reception room, kitchen/dining room, principal bedroom with Jack and Jill bathroom, two further bedrooms (one with en-suite shower room), guest cloakroom, utility room and store room. It’s also been updated and is ready to walk into without any further work.
As we mentioned above, the postcode is one of the key selling points here, as well as a decent plot size. That accounts for the £1,250,000 guide price.
