Netherhall House is an intercollegiate hall of residence for men, situated in a pleasant part of Hampstead, and well-connected by public transport to the colleges and institutions of higher education in London.
Social and cultural life is much enhanced by the well-balanced body of residents, undergraduates and post-graduates, from home and overseas, who are studying a large variety of subjects in different colleges.
With the provision of good study conditions, the hall has always attracted keen students and academic results have been consistently above the average. First-year students can avail themselves of the experience and guidance of older students and graduates. Study weekends, reading parties and vacation courses are also arranged.
The atmosphere in the house relies upon the responsibility and respect for personal freedom of each resident. An applicant is offered a place on the understanding that he will by his positive outlook seek to maintain the high standards and family tone which have marked Netherhall House since 1952. A brief history of Netherhall House can be seen here.
Spiritual activities at Netherhall House are entrusted to Opus Dei, a personal prelature of the Catholic Church.
Associated with Netherhall House is Ashwell House, an intercollegiate hall of residence for women based in Islington, with the same inspiration and ideals.
