Upper Terrace House, Grade II listed building in Hampstead, England
Description
Upper Terrace House is a Grade II listed building in Hampstead constructed from red and brown brick with slate roofing. The main facade displays nine windows and a central projecting three-bay section, while the interior preserves original Georgian-style doors, decorative paneling, fireplaces, and traditional sash windows.
History
The building was constructed around 1740 as part of a row of three Georgian houses. In 1931, architect Oliver Hill undertook a major remodeling, transforming it into a single residence with contemporary design elements.
Culture
The house served as a gathering place for artists and intellectuals during the Second World War, hosting creative discussions and artistic collaborations. It reflects the role such London residences played in the cultural life of that era.
Practical
The building sits in a quiet residential area of Hampstead and is easily viewed from the street. The property is approached at street level, making the exterior details and historic features straightforward to observe from the public right of way.
Did you know?
The staircase features Ionic columns and pilasters that were part of Oliver Hill's 1931 design. These architectural details illustrate how classical Georgian elements were merged with modernist design principles.
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