The Hoo, Grade II listed building in Hampstead, England
The Hoo is a Grade II listed residential building in Hampstead displaying architectural features from the early 1900s. The house shows typical design elements and building practices used in British homes during that era.
The house was designed by architect Horace Field and reflects building styles from the early 1900s. His design contributes to Hampstead's collection of important residential structures from that period.
The house sits among other residences in Hampstead that share connections with British writers and artists of the past. These associations shape how the neighborhood feels and how people view its character today.
The building is best reached by taking the Northern Line to Hampstead station, then walking through the neighborhood streets. The area is walkable and straightforward to navigate.
The building preserves its original architectural features under Grade II protection. This makes it a rare example of a fully intact residential house from the early 1900s.
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