Open House Festival

1 Waterlow Court

historical house

Baillie-Scott, 1909

Flat 1 Waterlow Court, Heath Close, NW11 7DT

Grade 2 star listed Arts and Crafts gem designed by Baillie-Scott

Getting there

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Golders Green

Additional travel info

Waterlow court is already on one of the heritage walking tours starting in Hampstead

Access

Facilities

Step-free routes

Accessibility notes

Heath close is a private very narrow road but there is free parking on Hampstead way ( at the end of the street ) on the heath extension

What you can expect

Typical arts and crafts interiors and exteriors with squirrel tail ironmongery/inglenook fireplaces/oak beams/much attention to detail.

About

Bailie Scott gem

1 bed ground floor flat in Waterlow court designed by Baillie-Scott

Online presence

historicengland.org.uk/research/inclusive-heritage/womens-history/buildings-that-celebrate-working-women/waterlow-court

Nearby

Drop in

St Edward the Confessor Catholic Church, Golders Green

religious

A handsome and substantial early 20C brick-built Roman Catholic church in a Perpendicular Gothic style of East Anglian character dominated by a square lantern-tower over a nave crossing and flush chequerwork embellishments.

Arthur Young, 1914

Drop in

St Jude on the Hill

religious

Eccentric Edwardian church, Grade I listed. Described by Simon Jenkins as 'one of Lutyens' most distinctive creations'. Extensive 20C wall-paintings by Walter Starmer, memorial to horses of WWI. Local archives display.

Sir Edwin Lutyens, 1911

Drop in

Hampstead Garden Suburb Free Church

religious

Grade I listed Non-conformist church, set in the suburb's integrally planned Central Square to balance St Jude's Church nearby, but with a low concrete dome. Distinctive interior with large Tuscan columns on high brick plinths.

Sir Edwin Lutyens, 1911