How much do you know about the attractive, Kilburn area? Take a look at what’s on offer below – from local transport links to the thriving property market.
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Plaza Estates are estate and letting agents in Kilburn. Whether you’re looking to sell or let your home, Kilburn has a thriving property market clustered around its High Road, with mansion blocks and family terraces drawing in lots of keen buyers and renters. Find out more about the area – and our services – below.
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Selling your home in Kilburn can be tough. You might be worried about selling it for too little, or a lengthy time on the property market. These concerns are valid, which is exactly why you need Kilburn estate agents who grasp the local area and the homes sold there. We can discreetly market your property to high-value buyers in the UK – but also overseas – ensuring your house gets the visibility it needs to sell for a premium.
Looking to let your property? If so, you might find yourself facing the challenge of finding the right tenants and maintaining your property. Fortunately, our experienced Kilburn letting agents select only the most trustworthy tenants, often from blue-chip companies or corporate backgrounds. By leveraging our international contacts, we can source tenants who pay the rent on time, in full, and look after your property.
For any property needs in the Kilburn area, contact us at our Marble Arch office.
29 Edgware Road, London, W2 2JE
Sales: 020 7724 3100 Sales: 020 7724 3100
Lettings: 020 7724 3100 Lettings: 020 7724 3100
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How much do you know about the attractive, Kilburn area? Take a look at what’s on offer below – from local transport links to the thriving property market.
Kilburn is an excellent mixture of residential and commercial, with many fine properties orbiting the main road running through Kilburn – an ancient highway once known as Watling Road.
Kilburn’s sizeable homes line leafy streets with pockets of greenery dotted around the local area, leading to Regents Park to the south east and Hampstead Heath to the north east.
At the centre of the area is Kilburn High Road, around which most amenities are clustered – from excellent family restaurants, to international food shops, banks, clothes shops and more. At either end of the road, you’ll find the local underground and rail connections which will easily take you across London.
The area is also home to some distinguished Victorian villas, mansion blocks and more – primarily in the conservation areas encircling parts of Paddington Old Cemetery.
Kilburn primarily contains large Edwardian and Victorian terraces (with some converted into flats). The finest examples of these properties are found in the conservation areas along the Brondesbury and Salusbury roads, as well as Winchester Avenue – some of these include exceptional Victorian Villas.
The Kilburn Quarter near the Kilburn Park station contains an array of contemporary apartments. Ongoing regeneration in South Kilburn includes the transformation of the former Gaumont State Cinema.
Properties in Kilburn have sold at an average price of £936K this last year, while flats were the most common type sold (for a lower price of £671K). The grand Kilburn terraces sold for the most, reaching upwards of £1.77M, while semis went for slightly less at £1.69M. Find out the latest prices here.
Transport across Kilburn is excellent, with many options taking you across London (and out of it too). See some of the many options for transport below:
For more information, take a look at the transport options here.
Most of the local amenities can be found along Kilburn High Road, which has an abundance of shops on both sides of the road for the best part of a mile.
There are numerous options available, including international supermarkets, restaurants and cafes. Yet, there are also banks, high street shops (Primark and Argos, for example) and several supermarkets (M&S, Aldi, Sainsburys). It’s perhaps better to think of it as the contents of a shopping mall stretched out along a single street.
On the same road to the south, you’ll find a concentration of 4 gyms including a Bannatyne Health Club complete with a swimming pool. The nearest park is Kilburn Grange Park which contains tennis courts, a basketball court, and a calisthenics area (outdoor fitness bars). Of course, it’s easy to go further afield and stop off at Queens Park, Paddington Recreation Ground, or the larger expanses of Hampstead Heath or Regents Park.
You’ll also find the recently renamed Kiln Theatre which contains both a cinema and a theatre, with each section containing a 300 seat capacity.
Kilburn is an excellent mixture of residential and commercial, with many fine properties orbiting the main road running through Kilburn – an ancient highway once known as Watling Road.
Kilburn’s sizeable homes line leafy streets with pockets of greenery dotted around the local area, leading to Regents Park to the south east and Hampstead Heath to the north east.
At the centre of the area is Kilburn High Road, around which most amenities are clustered – from excellent family restaurants, to international food shops, banks, clothes shops and more. At either end of the road, you’ll find the local underground and rail connections which will easily take you across London.
The area is also home to some distinguished Victorian villas, mansion blocks and more – primarily in the conservation areas encircling parts of Paddington Old Cemetery.
Kilburn primarily contains large Edwardian and Victorian terraces (with some converted into flats). The finest examples of these properties are found in the conservation areas along the Brondesbury and Salusbury roads, as well as Winchester Avenue – some of these include exceptional Victorian Villas.
The Kilburn Quarter near the Kilburn Park station contains an array of contemporary apartments. Ongoing regeneration in South Kilburn includes the transformation of the former Gaumont State Cinema.
Properties in Kilburn have sold at an average price of £936K this last year, while flats were the most common type sold (for a lower price of £671K). The grand Kilburn terraces sold for the most, reaching upwards of £1.77M, while semis went for slightly less at £1.69M. Find out the latest prices here.
Transport across Kilburn is excellent, with many options taking you across London (and out of it too). See some of the many options for transport below:
For more information, take a look at the transport options here.
Most of the local amenities can be found along Kilburn High Road, which has an abundance of shops on both sides of the road for the best part of a mile.
There are numerous options available, including international supermarkets, restaurants and cafes. Yet, there are also banks, high street shops (Primark and Argos, for example) and several supermarkets (M&S, Aldi, Sainsburys). It’s perhaps better to think of it as the contents of a shopping mall stretched out along a single street.
On the same road to the south, you’ll find a concentration of 4 gyms including a Bannatyne Health Club complete with a swimming pool. The nearest park is Kilburn Grange Park which contains tennis courts, a basketball court, and a calisthenics area (outdoor fitness bars). Of course, it’s easy to go further afield and stop off at Queens Park, Paddington Recreation Ground, or the larger expanses of Hampstead Heath or Regents Park.
You’ll also find the recently renamed Kiln Theatre which contains both a cinema and a theatre, with each section containing a 300 seat capacity.
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