The luxury property listed in the 17th Century is up for sale, located only a few minutes from Hampsted Heath north London.
Five-bed, dated from 1600s, the house was home to John Ireton (Lord Mayor of London) and then split in two during 18th century.
Lyndale House, which was last sold in 2000 for £1.2 million is now on the market for £4 million.
The Queen Anne-style residence is located on The Bank terrace, just above Highgate Hill.
A large living room is also available and there’s a wine cellar.
Sotheby’s International Realty is selling it.
According to the selling agent, the property is a 3,166 square foot Grade II* family home.
A £4m Queen Anne-style town house over three floors has gone on the market in Highgate HIll, north London
Rear of house has a 100ft long garden with a child’s tree house.
Inside the house, the 3,116 square foot property features amazing sash windows and high ceilings allowing light to flood in
You will find a kitchen/dining area, as well as luxurious areas for hosting guests.
This property has four floors. It also includes a narrow, long garden that houses a children’s playground.
It was stated that the kitchen at the lower floor leads to an intimate, yet formal dining space with access to a cellar.
“A further three receptions, each with a wealth of charm and period features, offer flexible entertaining spaces that cater to the modern family.
From the reception, you can access a private courtyard that leads to a mature wildlife garden measuring 100 ft in length. A children’s playhouse can be found at the bottom.
The luxurious home has two marble bathrooms as well as two guest cloakrooms.
Sotheby’s claims that the property is easily accessible from Highgate Village, Waterlow Park and Hampstead Heath.
The Northern Line and Highgate tube stations are also within walking distance.
This property has five bedrooms. Each bedroom is decorated in luxurious styles with wood floors.
Even though it is smaller, the bedroom offers plenty of room and the exterior view has plenty of greenery.
There is an enclosed courtyard outside of the back door with ample seating available for both residents and visitors.
An underground walkway of stone leads you to the main yard, which is home to a hidden tree house for children.
Marble lovers will be delighted to see the main bathroom clad with the luxurious ornamental stone
A second bathroom features a copper bath and decorative marble work.
All floors throughout the house have had their floorboards refinished in a distressed design.
In the picture, you can see that the living room has a strange coffee table and a central feature featuring weird art.
You can also find a traditional living room with access onto the backyard and a TV set.