Nov 16, 2023

Surrey, United Kingdom Nov 16, 2023 (Issuewire.com) - Geeky News is a technology and lifestyle journal. As such, it has published a report on the sale of a distinguished Grade II-listed property, Frognal Rise House. The property carries a rich historical significance and an impeccable pedigree. Priced at £11 million, this architectural gem is now on the market for the first time since 1937.
Nestled in the prestigious neighbourhood of Hampstead in London, on Lower Terrace, Frognal Rise House has been the former abode of Royal Academy artist Angela Latham and her husband Peter M. S. Latham. This seven-bedroom landmark property has been meticulously preserved, maintaining its period features and classic charm throughout the years.
Prospective homeowners are presented with the unique opportunity to acquire a piece of rich cultural heritage. The three-story freehold stands on 6,340 sq. ft of land and boasts an array of grand living spaces including seven opulent bedrooms, four luxurious bathrooms, and four majestic reception rooms. The residence is the epitome of historical elegance. Its interiors evoke the post-war era, complete with vintage hospital-style radiators and aquamarine-tiled restrooms.
The property also includes a lower ground floor arranged as a self-contained flat. It comes with private access off Frognal Rise. The floor houses the wine cellars and a billiard room ripe for modernisation. The potential for renovation extends to the vast loft space which, subject to regulatory approval, could offer additional living areas.
One of the most striking features of this Georgian-era house is the original murals by Angela Latham. These adorn the stairwell and hallways and are inspired by ancient Indian epic poetry.
Described as a "country house in London," Frognal Rise House is surrounded by lush gardens and an expansive lawn, all enclosed by a high red brick wall. In addition, there is a spacious garage capable of accommodating up to six cars.
Frognal Rise House is one of the many luxury properties that are on the market. Whilst the property market seems to be slow, high-end properties continue to be snapped up.
London's luxury property market continues to attract wealthy overseas investors. That has led to a growing demand for high-end property management services to accommodate their needs. Companies like The London Management Company are leading the way in ensuring these valuable assets are meticulously cared for.
For more information about the property and the market trends, please visit Geeky News: https://www.geekynews.co.uk/grade-ii-listed-property-for-sale/
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