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Across from the sprawling greenery of Hampstead Heath and standing in bold contrast to the more traditional homes nearby, Schreiber House quietly holds its place as one of London’s more unusual architectural gems. Commissioned in the early 1960s and now listed as a Grade II structure — a rare honor for a post-war home — it feels as fresh today as it did when it was first built. On the market for $10.95 million (or about $14.7 million), the monumental manse is surrounded by the…
