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NORTHWOOD HALL
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Northwood Hall is a privately-owned Art Deco block of 194 one- to three-bedroom flats situated towards the west end of Highgate's Hornsey Lane. 

 

It was built in 1935 by Richard Costain Limited and designed by architect George Edward Bright.

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With panoramic views to the south over the city of London, from Battersea Power Station to Canary Wharf, Northwood Hall is itself a prominent landmark, and can be seen from Highbury to Hampstead Heath and Alexandra Palace.

THE NWH RA

The Northwood Hall Residents' Association worked for many years to promote the interests of its members, both owners and tenants alike, in particular regarding the management and maintenance of the building and its surroundings.

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In November 2016 the Northwood Hall RA was replaced as the recognised tenants association by the Northwood Hall Leaseholders' Group (NWHLG).

 

If you have any questions about the building, please contact the NWHLG either through their webpage or by email at info@nwhleaseholdersgroup.co.uk, or the managing agent, KMP Solutions, at info@kmpsolutions.co.uk.

 

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Header image from 'Practical Flats at Northwood Hall', brochure published by Herbert Fitch & Co. Ltd, London, 1935. 

Courtesy of The Museum of Domestic Design & Architecture, Middlesex University.

© 2019 by NWH RA. All rights reserved.
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