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trustpilot t: 020 7372 7227 e: [email protected] toggle navigation home sales buying selling financial services investments lettings tenants landlords insurance lets with pets tenant fees landlord fees how to rent report an issue about us about us trust pilot reviews meet the team recycle news testimonials register valuation charity contact us local information queens park kensal green/kensal rise kilburn maida vale mapesbury queens park the property lounge estate agent covers queens park for sales, lettings and management. as estate agents we carry out valuations for sales and lettings every month giving us an unparalled knowledge of property values in queens park. the neighbourhood near kensal green was developed from 1875 and was named to honour queen victoria. the open space opened in 1887, located to the north, also shares the name. during the post-war years, the northern half of queen's park had a relatively high proportion of bedsits (one-room rentals) amongst its terraced streets. however, over the past 20 years a large proportion of these multi-occupancy properties have been converted back to single family use. the main shopping streets of salusbury road and chamberlayne road have fewer convenience stores and more high-value shops and restaurants than previously, a trend that began with the opening of the organic cafe restaurant and worldy wicked and wise homeware and gift shop in the mid-90s. local schools - some of which struggled to attract the children of wealthier local families in the past - are now over-subscribed. house prices have risen accordingly, with the common selling prices for 3/4 bedroom terraced houses to the east of the park (land values are slightly lower on the west hand side of the park, closer towards kensal rise) having recently surpassed £1,400,000, whilst larger 5-7 bedroomed houses overlooking the park on the east side sell for millions. the area is still relatively undiscovered by non-residents, although it is extremely popular for its proximity to central london by direct london underground link. the area has a well established community, and "almost village atmosphere" in the words of the local residents' association, qpara queen's park is now managed by the city of london corporation. it has recently been named a green flag park in recognition of the quality of its services and environment. facilities in the park include six all-weather tennis courts, a pitch-and-putt course, a pétanque pitch, an ornamental garden, a children’s playground with paddling pool, a children's animal farm and a cafe. close kensal green/kensal rise the property lounge estate agent covers kensal green / kensal rise for sales, lettings and management. as estate agents we carry out valuations for sales and lettings every month giving us an unparalled knowledge of property values in kensal green / kensal rise. kensal green is a residential area with good transport links to central london, surrounding neighbourhoods include willesden green to the north, harlesden to the west, brondesbury and queens park to the east and ladbroke grove to the south. the names kensal green and kensal rise are used somewhat interchangeably by non-residents to denote the same neighbourhood, although residents differentiate between the areas based on proximity to the local tube and train stations. roughly speaking, the area west of chamberlayne road, north of the harrow road and south of kensal rise railway station is considered kensal green while that to the east of chamberlayne road and north of the station is considered kensal rise. these boundaries are by no means fixed however and some residents are known to use both terms with little regard for geographical accuracy. due to the explosion in the london property market and kensal green's central location and excellent transport links, large numbers of young professional couples and families with young children, as well as many artists and media sector employees have flocked to the area. this shift has been mirrored by the number of furniture stores, luxury delicatessens, 'trendy' gastropubs that have recently opened on chamberlayne road, upmarket restaurants and luxury new developments. according to relevant statistics from the 2001 census, the area has a very high proportion of young residents (28.4% 25–44 years old) and a very high educational level (30.7% hold a first degree or better). one of the key reasons that kensal green has proved so popular with young professionals in recent years is its excellent transport links. kensal green tube (zone 2) on the bakerloo line is only 20 minutes from oxford circus and the west end. london overground services also operate to london euston, a journey that takes around 15 minutes. london overground (previously known as silverlink metro also known as the north london line) operates out of kensal rise railway station and provides regular services to richmond in the west and stratford in the east. extensive bus services also run from the area, including the no. 18 (harlesden - euston), no. 6 (willesden bus garage - aldwych), no. 52 (willesden bus garage - victoria station) and no. 452 (kensal rise - wandsworth road). close kilburn the property lounge estate agent covers kilburn for sales, lettings and management. as estate agents we carry out valuations for sales and lettings every month giving us an unparalled knowledge of property values in kilburn. kilburn is an area of north west london,. the main thoroughfare running northwest-southeast is kilburn high road, part of the modern a5 road which forms the boundary between the boroughs of brent and camden. the road dates back to pre-roman times and is part of the roman road known as watling street. the town of kilburn has its origins in a 12th century priory on the banks of the kilburn brook. kilburn today is a busy and multicultural london district. kilburn high road originated as an ancient trackway, part of a celtic route between the settlements now known as canterbury and st albans. under roman rule, the route was paved. in anglo-saxon times the road became known as watling street. the name kilburn was first recorded in 1134 as cuneburna, referring to the priory which had been built on the site of the cell of a hermit known as godwyn. godwyn had built his hermitage by the kilburn river during the reign of henry i, and both his hermitage and the priory took their name from the river.[4] kilburn priory was a small community of nuns, probably augustinian canonesses. it was founded in 1134 at the kilburn river crossing on watling street (the modern-day junction of kilburn high road and belsize road). kilburn priory's position on watling street meant that it became a popular resting point for pilgrims heading for the shrines at st albans and willesden. the priory was dissolved in 1536-7 by henry viii, and nothing remains of it today. the kilburn stretch of watling street, now called edgware road and kilburn high road, was gradually built up with inns and farm houses. however, despite the discovery of a medicinal well in 1714, and the creation of gardens and a fine room to exploit the water, kilburn did not attract any significant building until around 1819 in the area near st john's wood. between 1839 and 1856 the newsagent and future first lord of the admiralty william henry smith lived in a house to the west of kilburn high road. much of the area was developed in the last decades of the nineteenth century by solomon barnett, who named many of the streets after places in the west country (e.g. torbay) or after popular poets of the day (e.g. tennyson) in honour of his wife. kilburn high road is the main road in kilburn. it follows a part of the line of the roman route, iter iii in the antonine itinerary, which later took the anglo-saxon name watling street. this was based on an earlier celtic route from verlamion to durovernum cantiacorum, modern day st albans and canterbury. running roughly north-west

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Domain name:
thepropertylounge.co.uk

Registrant:
The Property Lounge Limited

Registrant type:
UK Limited Company, (Company number: 5929151)

Registrant's address:
13a College Parade , Salusbury Road
London
London
nw6 6rn
United Kingdom

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Registrar:
Easyspace Ltd [Tag = EASYSPACE]
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Relevant dates:
Registered on: 07-Sep-2006
Expiry date: 07-Sep-2018
Last updated: 08-Aug-2016

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  ORGANIZATION The Property Lounge Limited

TYPE
UK Limited Company, (Company number: 5929151)

ADDRESS
13a College Parade , Salusbury Road
London
London
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United Kingdom
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