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Located on a quiet cobbled street in Belsize Park, there's a lot to like about this contemporary home. For a start, a lightwell runs down the back of the building ensuring light reaches the very heart of the building — something that is often a problem in mews properties. On the ground floor, a minimalist blue kitchen along with a sleek marble table sit at one end, and a cosy living area complete with tall houseplants and a long grey sofa can be found at the other. The bedrooms are all painted stark white and feel instantly calming, and the one on the top floor has access through glass doors to a private rooftop terrace. This is a bit of a suntrap – when the clouds clear, of course – and has some seating surrounded by more greenery for when you want a quiet moment to yourself. When you have the urge to see a bit more of North London, there's a lot to visit nearby. The southern end of the sprawling Hampstead Heath can be reached in around twelve minutes' walk, while Sigmund Freud's former house – now a museum – sits a similar stroll away in the opposite direction. For adventures further afield, Belsize Park station sits on the Edgeware branch of the Northern Line, and is an eight-minute walk away.