2 Willow Road
Hampstead, London · UK
Ernő Goldfinger's 1939 Hampstead home, a pioneering modernist terrace house containing his art collection. Nestled in the heart of Hampstead, it preserves an extraordinary record of Ernő Goldfinger's work and life for visitors to discover.
The architect's house is particularly notable for its modernist interior, dating from the inter-war period,. Visitors are often struck by the sense of stepping back in time — the interiors, collections, and overall character speak directly to the era they represent. The influence of Modernist is evident throughout.
The site benefits enormously from its urban character. Groups, families, and solo visitors alike will find something to engage them, and the combination of modernist interior and genuine historical context makes for a richly satisfying visit.
Reviews
One of the most atmospheric places I've visited in Hampstead. Staff were knowledgeable and friendly, and the modernist interior was impeccable. Particularly recommended for families.
The kind of place you keep coming back to. What struck me most was the open-plan living. A genuinely special experience.
One of the most memorable places I've visited in Hampstead. What struck me most was the architect's own home. Would happily visit again.
One of the most atmospheric places I've visited in Hampstead. Staff were knowledgeable and friendly, and the modernist interior was impeccable. Particularly recommended for families.
