Inverforth House, Grade II listed mansion in Hampstead, United Kingdom
Inverforth House is a mansion in Hampstead that has been converted into luxury apartments and houses. The building displays late 19th-century architecture with red brick facades and steeply pitched roofs in the Queen Anne Revival style.
The mansion was originally built in 1807 and then substantially rebuilt in 1895. Lord Inverforth purchased the estate in 1925 and gave it its current name.
The mansion received two Blue Plaques in 2002, commemorating Sir Ronald Fisher and Lord Leverhulme for their contributions to British society.
The property is located near central London and features a round-the-clock concierge and security service. Private gardens and multiple parking spaces are available for residents and visitors.
Between 1910 and 1925 the property expanded to 60 rooms and gained a ballroom, library, art gallery, and curved central staircase. This extensive expansion transformed the building into a grand residence of considerable scale.
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