Upper Terrace House, Grade II listed building in Hampstead, England
Upper Terrace House features red and brown brick construction with slate roofs, nine windows on the main elevation, and a central projecting three-bay section.
The structure, built around 1740 as part of three houses, underwent substantial transformation in 1931 when architect Oliver Hill remodeled it into a single residence.
Art historian Sir Kenneth Clark resided in the house during World War II, where sculptor Henry Moore displayed his Madonna & Child maquettes for artistic feedback.
The building maintains its original Georgian-style door and numerous historic elements including decorative paneling, fireplaces, and traditional sash windows throughout the structure.
The hall interior contains Ionic columns and pilasters leading to a staircase that Oliver Hill redesigned, demonstrating the fusion of classical and modernist architectural approaches.
Location: London Borough of Camden
GPS coordinates: 51.56008,-0.18116
Latest update: March 7, 2025 21:16
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