How well do you know the manicured streets of Fitzrovia? If you’re keen to know more, then keep on reading for information on the transport links, properties and local amenities.
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Plaza estates are estate agents in Fitzrovia. Whether you’re looking to sell property in this valuable district of Central London, or let your property with greater ease and efficiency – we can help. You can start by booking a valuation or filling out a contact form to get started. Keep reading to find out more.
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Selling your home in Fitzrovia 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 Fitzrovia estate agents who grasp the local area and the homes sold there. We can 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 Fitzrovia 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 Fitzrovia area, contact us at our Marble Arch office.
29 Edgware Road, London, W2 2JE
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How well do you know the manicured streets of Fitzrovia? If you’re keen to know more, then keep on reading for information on the transport links, properties and local amenities.
Fitzrovia is allegedly named after the legendary Fitzroy Tavern, which grew in popularity due to the number of Bohemian celebrities and cultural icons who visited it throughout the early 1900s. To this day, Fitzrovia is known for its connections to wealth and fame, not just through its local residents, but through its burgeoning creative industries and associated studios.
Flanked by the likes of Marylebone, Soho, Mayfair and Covent Garden, Fitzrovia has some exceptional neighbours – which is one of the many reasons why it is so popular. It sits at the heart of prime central London, and provides generous access to all it has to offer. Additionally, the Charlotte Street and Sanderson Hotels are still frequented by the rich and famous, revealing the area’s long-standing media connections.
Like many of the nearby areas, Fitzrovia contains mansion blocks, glorious Regency properties and Georgian townhouses – especially clustered in its namesake Fitzroy Square and the surrounding streets. If you head slightly further north, you’ll reach the green expanses of Regents Park – with plenty more to see and do there.
Fitzrovia, an inner London neighbourhood situated between the London Borough of Camden and the City of Westminster, is renowned for its eclectic mix of architectural styles and property types. The area features a fine combination of Georgian houses, Regency properties, mews houses, mansion flats and modern apartments.
Unique properties & best streets: Unique and character properties include the Grade I-listed late-18th century Georgian houses around Fitzroy Square, and the recently developed Rathbone Square and Fitzroy Place, which incorporate modern flats, offices, and public spaces. The best properties can be found on streets such as Charlotte Street, Fitzroy Square, and Bolsover Street, where a mix of fine Georgian architecture and newer developments are prevalent.
Developments: Significant development projects enhancing the area include the £35 million West End Project, aimed at improving air quality and creating pocket parks along Tottenham Court Road, and the 80 Charlotte Street development, which offers a mix of offices, shops, restaurants, and new homes designed by Make Architects.
Prices: In the past 12 months, Fitzrovia’s real estate market saw typical property values of £1,828,997. Apartments dominated sales, with a mean price of £1,696,618. Terraced houses averaged £3,150,000, while semi-detached homes reached as high as £7,800,000. Find out the latest prices here.
The centrality of Fitzrovia ensures that it is easy to get around, whatever method you choose to use. Take a look at the various options below:
For more information, take a look at the transport options here.
Fitzrovia’s local amenities are plentiful, not least because it’s a small area which gives you access to the shopping and entertainment options of central London.
Clustered around the Fitzroy Square area are many shops, including plenty of options for everyday groceries – M&S, Tesco, Sainsburys, Lidl – and two specialist, Asian grocery shops.
Charlotte Street in particular is known for its shops, restaurants and cafes, for example, the Michelin starred Pied a Terre – as well as Italian, Spanish, Georgian, Thai and Chinese restaurants. All of these are highly regarded and well worth a visit.
Other iconic places to visit are the BT Tower (once the tallest in the UK), the exceptional British Museum, which hosts thousands upon thousands of ancient artefacts from across the world, and the numerous garden squares scattered across the area (Russell Square, Bedford Square Gardens, Bloomsbury Square Gardens – and more). London’s West End is also very close by, so this is an excellent spot to explore for an evening out.
For fitness and activity, there are several gyms and green spaces. Many of the fitness centres are bespoke, like MANOR W1, Epoch Fitness, F45 and more. Additionally, Regents Park is a short distance away to the north-west, meaning there are plenty of ways to stay active or simply relax in the park.
Fitzrovia is allegedly named after the legendary Fitzroy Tavern, which grew in popularity due to the number of Bohemian celebrities and cultural icons who visited it throughout the early 1900s. To this day, Fitzrovia is known for its connections to wealth and fame, not just through its local residents, but through its burgeoning creative industries and associated studios.
Flanked by the likes of Marylebone, Soho, Mayfair and Covent Garden, Fitzrovia has some exceptional neighbours – which is one of the many reasons why it is so popular. It sits at the heart of prime central London, and provides generous access to all it has to offer. Additionally, the Charlotte Street and Sanderson Hotels are still frequented by the rich and famous, revealing the area’s long-standing media connections.
Like many of the nearby areas, Fitzrovia contains mansion blocks, glorious Regency properties and Georgian townhouses – especially clustered in its namesake Fitzroy Square and the surrounding streets. If you head slightly further north, you’ll reach the green expanses of Regents Park – with plenty more to see and do there.
Fitzrovia, an inner London neighbourhood situated between the London Borough of Camden and the City of Westminster, is renowned for its eclectic mix of architectural styles and property types. The area features a fine combination of Georgian houses, Regency properties, mews houses, mansion flats and modern apartments.
Unique properties & best streets: Unique and character properties include the Grade I-listed late-18th century Georgian houses around Fitzroy Square, and the recently developed Rathbone Square and Fitzroy Place, which incorporate modern flats, offices, and public spaces. The best properties can be found on streets such as Charlotte Street, Fitzroy Square, and Bolsover Street, where a mix of fine Georgian architecture and newer developments are prevalent.
Developments: Significant development projects enhancing the area include the £35 million West End Project, aimed at improving air quality and creating pocket parks along Tottenham Court Road, and the 80 Charlotte Street development, which offers a mix of offices, shops, restaurants, and new homes designed by Make Architects.
Prices: In the past 12 months, Fitzrovia’s real estate market saw typical property values of £1,828,997. Apartments dominated sales, with a mean price of £1,696,618. Terraced houses averaged £3,150,000, while semi-detached homes reached as high as £7,800,000. Find out the latest prices here.
The centrality of Fitzrovia ensures that it is easy to get around, whatever method you choose to use. Take a look at the various options below:
For more information, take a look at the transport options here.
Fitzrovia’s local amenities are plentiful, not least because it’s a small area which gives you access to the shopping and entertainment options of central London.
Clustered around the Fitzroy Square area are many shops, including plenty of options for everyday groceries – M&S, Tesco, Sainsburys, Lidl – and two specialist, Asian grocery shops.
Charlotte Street in particular is known for its shops, restaurants and cafes, for example, the Michelin starred Pied a Terre – as well as Italian, Spanish, Georgian, Thai and Chinese restaurants. All of these are highly regarded and well worth a visit.
Other iconic places to visit are the BT Tower (once the tallest in the UK), the exceptional British Museum, which hosts thousands upon thousands of ancient artefacts from across the world, and the numerous garden squares scattered across the area (Russell Square, Bedford Square Gardens, Bloomsbury Square Gardens – and more). London’s West End is also very close by, so this is an excellent spot to explore for an evening out.
For fitness and activity, there are several gyms and green spaces. Many of the fitness centres are bespoke, like MANOR W1, Epoch Fitness, F45 and more. Additionally, Regents Park is a short distance away to the north-west, meaning there are plenty of ways to stay active or simply relax in the park.
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