Nestled on the Top (third) Floor of a building with a convenient lift and secure gated parking for one car, this stylish space sets a high decorative standard. The interior is adorned with charming Crittall style windows, adding a touch of sophistication.
The property boasts a sensational reception room seamlessly blending with a semi-open plan kitchen/breakfast area, providing direct access to two private terraces. The principal bedroom is complemented by fitted wardrobes, and there’s an additional second double bedroom, both have super king beds. There are two modern shower rooms. Enjoy the breathtaking views across London from the two private terraces, adding a touch of spectacular charm to this fabulous home.
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1. Kilburn:
Vibe: Kilburn is a vibrant, multicultural area known for its diversity and friendly community. The area has a mix of residential properties, including Victorian terraced houses, modern flats, and council estates. Over recent years, Kilburn has seen gentrification, with more independent cafes, shops, and restaurants opening up, giving the area a more modern, up-and-coming feel.
Affordability: Kilburn is considered more affordable compared to neighboring areas like Hampstead, Maida Vale, and St John’s Wood, making it attractive to a younger crowd, students, professionals, and families.
2. Nearby Landmarks and Attractions:
Kilburn High Road: The main street running through Kilburn, lined with a mix of high-street shops, cafes, pubs, and restaurants. It’s a great place for casual shopping or grabbing a bite to eat.
Queen’s Park: A lovely, well-maintained park nearby (about a 15-minute walk), perfect for a relaxing day outdoors. The park features tennis courts, a café, and a children’s playground, as well as scenic walking paths.
The Tricycle Theatre (Kiln Theatre): A popular cultural venue known for its diverse program of performances, including new writing, drama, comedy, and film.
Brondesbury Park: A quiet, leafy area nearby, known for its green spaces and peaceful environment.
3. Dining and Shopping:
Cafes and Restaurants: Kilburn has a great selection of eateries ranging from trendy cafes to more traditional pubs. There are several international restaurants offering food from countries such as India, Turkey, and Italy. For something more unique, The Eatery offers a selection of delicious, locally sourced food.
Supermarkets: You’ll find local supermarkets like Sainsbury’s, Tesco, and Iceland along Kilburn High Road. There’s also a local Whole Foods in nearby Queens Park for organic options.
Local Markets: For those who love fresh produce and artisan goods, there are markets around Kilburn High Road, as well as the well-known Brent Market.
4. Transport and Accessibility:
Nearest Tube Stations:
Kilburn Station (Jubilee Line): About a 5-minute walk. The Jubilee Line connects you directly to key locations in London, including Baker Street, Bond Street, London Bridge, and Canary Wharf.
Brondesbury Station (Overground): About a 10-minute walk, providing access to Euston and Watford Junction.
Kilburn Park Station (Bakerloo Line): A 10-15 minute walk away, giving you easy access to Oxford Circus and other central areas.
Travel Time:
To Oxford Circus (West End): Around 10 minutes by Tube (Jubilee Line from Kilburn Station).
To Bond Street: About 12 minutes via Jubilee Line from Kilburn Station.
To Heathrow Airport: Approximately 45-50 minutes. You can take the Jubilee Line to Green Park, then transfer to the Piccadilly Line.
5. Green Spaces:
Queen’s Park: A wonderful local park with tennis courts, a café, a children’s playground, and peaceful walking paths. It’s a lovely spot for a picnic or outdoor activities.
Kilburn Grange Park: A smaller, quieter park, great for casual strolls and family outings.
Hampstead Heath: About a 20-minute bus ride away, this massive park provides beautiful walking trails, ponds, and panoramic views of London. It’s perfect for those who enjoy nature and outdoor recreation.
6. Real Estate and Living:
Housing: The area around Kimberley Road features a mix of Victorian terraces, Edwardian homes, and more modern apartment buildings. The neighborhood is diverse, with a mix of families, young professionals, and long-time residents.
Affordability: Kilburn tends to be more affordable compared to neighboring areas like Hampstead and Maida Vale, which has made it popular with first-time homebuyers and renters.
7. Safety and Community:
Community: Kilburn is known for its strong community feel, with local initiatives and groups aimed at improving the area. The neighborhood is fairly diverse, with many residents coming from different cultural backgrounds, contributing to its vibrant atmosphere.
Safety: Like many urban areas, Kilburn can have its challenges, but it is generally considered safe for residents and visitors. It’s always a good idea to stay aware, especially at night, but the area has a friendly, community-focused vibe.
8. Nightlife and Entertainment:
Pubs and Bars: Kilburn has a variety of traditional pubs and new trendy bars, including The Black Lion and The Windmill. It’s also home to the North London Tavern, which is popular for live music and drinks.
Kiln Theatre: The area is home to the Kiln Theatre, which offers performances, new plays, and live entertainment. It’s one of the key cultural spots in the area.
Cinema: The Lexi Cinema in nearby Brondesbury Park is an independent cinema offering a mix of mainstream and art-house films, and it’s run by volunteers.
9. Proximity to Major Areas:
Hampstead: A short bus or Tube ride away, Hampstead is a charming and upscale neighborhood known for its beautiful Hampstead Heath, independent shops, and excellent dining spots.
Maida Vale: Close by, Maida Vale offers leafy streets, large houses, and trendy cafes, while also being home to the famous Little Venice canal area.
Camden Town: About 15 minutes away by bus or Tube, Camden Town is famous for its alternative culture, vibrant markets, live music venues, and quirky shops.
1. Nearest Tube Stations:
Kilburn Station (Jubilee Line)
Distance: About a 5-minute walk.
Travel Time:
To Oxford Circus (West End): 10 minutes.
To Bond Street: 12 minutes.
To Canary Wharf: 20 minutes.
To London Bridge: 25 minutes.
Cost: A typical single fare on the Jubilee Line (Zones 2-3) is around £2.50-3.00 with an Oyster card or contactless payment.
Kilburn Park Station (Bakerloo Line)
Distance: About a 10-15 minute walk.
Travel Time:
To Oxford Circus: Around 10 minutes.
To Baker Street: 5 minutes.
To Waterloo: 20 minutes.
Brondesbury Station (Overground)
Distance: About a 10-minute walk.
Travel Time:
To Euston: 10 minutes.
To Watford Junction: 25 minutes.
2. Bus Routes:
Bus Stops Nearby: Kilburn is well-served by buses, providing access to central London and surrounding areas.
Bus 16: Travels from Kilburn High Road to Victoria via Marylebone and Oxford Circus (about 30 minutes).
Bus 189: Connects Kilburn to Camden Town (around 20-30 minutes).
Bus 31: Travels between Kilburn and Waterloo via Westminster (approximately 30-40 minutes).
Bus 98: Runs between Kilburn and Aldgate.
Bus Fares: A single bus journey is £1.75 using an Oyster card or contactless payment.
3. Santander Cycles (Bike Hire):
Cycling: You can hire Santander Cycles (public bike hire) in nearby locations. There are bike stations near Kilburn High Road and Queens Park.
Cost: £2 for the first 30 minutes, and then an additional £2 per 30 minutes after that.
4. Taxis & Ride-Sharing:
Taxi Ranks: There are some taxi ranks along Kilburn High Road and near Kilburn Station.
Ride-Sharing: You can also use services like Uber, Bolt, or Lyft for door-to-door transport.
Cost: Rides to nearby places like Camden, Hampstead, or Oxford Street are typically £7-15, depending on traffic.
5. Getting to Popular Areas:
To Camden Town:
Tube: Take the Jubilee Line from Kilburn Station to Baker Street, then transfer to the Metropolitan Line or Northern Line to Camden Town (15-20 minutes).
Bus: Bus route 31 will also take you to Camden Town in about 25 minutes.
To Hampstead:
Tube: Take the Jubilee Line from Kilburn Station to Green Park, then transfer to the Victoria Line to Warren Street or Euston Station (15-20 minutes).
Bus: Bus route 46 from Kilburn High Road to Hampstead takes around 20-25 minutes.
To Oxford Street:
Tube: From Kilburn Station, take the Jubilee Line to Bond Street (10 minutes).
Bus: Bus route 16 will take you to Oxford Circus in around 30 minutes.
6. To Airports:
To Heathrow Airport (LHR):
Tube: From Kilburn Station, take the Jubilee Line to Green Park, then transfer to the Piccadilly Line directly to Heathrow (45-50 minutes).
To Gatwick Airport (LGW):
Tube & Train: From Kilburn Station, take the Jubilee Line to Green Park, then transfer to the Victoria Line to Victoria Station. From there, you can take the Gatwick Express (30-35 minutes).
To London City Airport (LCY):
Tube & DLR: Take the Jubilee Line from Kilburn to Canary Wharf, then transfer to the Docklands Light Railway (DLR) to London City Airport (40-45 minutes).
7. Walking and Cycling in the Area:
Walking: Kilburn is a very walkable neighborhood, with shops, cafes, and local amenities all within easy reach. You can easily walk to Queen’s Park (15 minutes) or Brondesbury Park (10 minutes).
Cycling: Kilburn has some bike lanes, and cycling is a great way to explore the neighborhood or get to nearby places like Hampstead Heath, Camden, or Notting Hill.
Parking is charged at £10 per day
Now the boring bit – House rules
While we want you to enjoy the house like it your own, we do also ask that you treat the property with respect and care – Anyone who does not will be asked to leave immediately and could face further action.
No check in after 6pm will be accommodated
Check out is strictly 11am unless otherwise agreed upon. 50GBP/ half hour will be charged if guest resides in flat past check out time.
No smoking– 200GBP fine imposed
Do not open spare linen packs
Parking is charged at £10 per day
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