Downshire Hill · Hampstead NW3 · Est. 2002
Founded in 2002, we represent the residents of Downshire Hill and surrounding streets — working on planning, traffic, conservation, and neighbourhood character. Run by volunteers, free from any party politics.
Three generations of the Chappelow family lived on Downshire Hill, leaving a legacy of creative individuals including artist and architectural heritage advocate Archibald Chappelow.
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Number 47 Downshire Hill was home to artists, activists and political refugees from the early 1900s, including photomontage artist John Heartfield.
Algernon Newton's 1934 painting of Downshire Hill captures Hampstead's historic streetscape before the demolition of the Freemasons Arms.
Downshire Hill is a prestigious Georgian street in London, built primarily in the early 19th century with distinctive architecture including stucco villas and Gothic revival homes.
Discover Downshire Hill, a historic Hampstead street with Georgian and Victorian architecture, renowned for its charm, gardens, and residents across art, literature, music and science.
Join the Downshire Hill Residents' Association AGM on 20th October at 7pm to discuss community issues including traffic and security.
Jim Henson blue plaque unveiled at his former London home on Downshire Hill, commemorating the Muppets creator's 85th birthday.