Main image: Heathfield Park, Highgate £40,000,000
Exceptional contemporary mansion in Highgate. : Located on a sought-after road in the heart of Highgate and occupying a two-acre site, a bespoke family home with the accommodation predominantly arranged over three floors with the benefit of a substantial, self-contained staff lodge. The luxurious entrance hall of this stunning home has a glass lift to each floor. From the impressive entrance hall, there is the formal sitting and dining room that overlooks the magnificent grounds, that opens onto the breakfast room and in turn opens onto the kitchen. (Sothebys International Realty)
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