Willesden Green

The thriving London suburb of Willesden Green offers its friendly locals a plethora of amenities, schools and transport links to Central separated by few stops on the tube; its closer neighbours include Cricklewood, Kilburn, West Hampstead, Kensal Green and Harlesden.

Historically, the town was a pilgrimage site owing to the presence of ancient Christian statues, before these were taken to Thomas Cromwell’s house and burnt on a large bonfire.

Families are often delighted by the range of large, affordable family houses in the Mapesbury and Brondesbury Park areas. On top of this, the diverse shopping streets along High Road and open spaces offer a surreal range of lifestyle and leisure activities.

West Hampstead

Formerly known as West End, previously an area of farmland, West Hampstead has been transformed into a vibrant and welcoming housing area with a strong sense of community.

At its heart, one is sure to encounter West End Lane, a bustling high street populated with bars, restaurants, shops and a host of other amenities, catering to an array of multicultural cuisines. The properties here are of older British styles, characterised by their classical features.

Residents here are supplemented with excellent transport links via the Jubilee Line (Zone 2) and the London Overground to Euston, Canada Water and Richmond stations.

Cricklewood

Bordered by Golders Green, West Hampstead and Willesden, Cricklewood is a fantastic area for commercial and residential property. One can expect to find properties surrounded by refreshing greenery near Gladstone Park ideal for individual or family accommodations.

Cricklewood is full of various amenities, including modern independent cafes, shops and restaurants radiating many cultures all around.

This is most certainly an up-and-coming area with large-scale regeneration plans already in progress to revitalise and reshape the area into a modern residential area for living, leisure, retail and business. Improvements to infrastructure will see the brand-new Brent Cross West station linking to central London in 12 minutes, alongside additional green spaces and healthcare facilities to create the perfect balance between city life and a place to call home.

Queens Park

Lying between City of Westminster and Brent, Queens Park (named after Queen Victoria), is a well-developed area of properties with classical designs. With its flourishing, young and vibrant community paired with a village-like atmosphere, Queens Park is rapidly on the rise as one of the most desirable places to live in Northwest London.

The park contains highly popular cafes, tennis courts, golf courses, children’s playgrounds and a petting zoo – making this area hugely family-friendly. Locals often come to relax, run, listen to music events and unwind amid the natural scenery.

Salusbury Road boats a plethora of shops, eateries and recreational facilities, including a farmers’ market. Similarly, local amenities are plentiful on the Kilburn High Road – a mere short walk away.

Queens Park is served by numerous bus and rail links from Zone 2, including Bakerloo, Jubilee and Overground lines. Westfield and Brent Cross shopping centres are a short drive away from Queens Park.

Dollis Hill

Dollis Hill primarily consists of residential districts south and east of Gladstone Park. There is great demand for these houses, ranging from Edwardian terraced houses to more modern semi-detached residences with garages.

The beautiful 94-acre Gladstone Park is one of London’s best kept secrets, offering stunning views as well as a nurturing environment for young couples and families looking for a green leafy area in London. For recreation, there are tennis, football and rugby pitches.

There is a strong sense of community and a thriving local residents association in Dollis Hill which regularly provide events such as the Gladstone Park Festival. Transport links include both Dollis Hill and Willesden Green on the Jubilee Line (within Zones 3 and 2 respectively).

Maida Vale

From picturesque village-style houses to glamorous amenities and tranquil parks, Maida Vale really has it all. As a residential West London district, Maida Vale contains affluent blocks of classical mansion flats bounded by Warwick and Regent’s Canal.

The southern parts comprise the beautiful canals of Little Venice, a neighbourhood housing quirky waterside cafes, cosy pubs and charming restaurants. Its proximity to Paddington is what charms lots of residents into staying here, providing the perfect compromise between being close enough to central London but far enough to relax.

The community itself is renowned for being welcoming all year round, with many residents remarking on how there is no place like it in London.

Neasden

The lively area of Neasden offers its locals a whole host of lifestyle activities, from the dynamic Wembley football stadium only a short drive away, to the more peaceful woodlands around the Brent Reservoir.

Neasden is agreed to be excellent value for money especially due to regeneration plans that have boosted local industries and include a new Designer Outlet Fashion Retail area close to Wembley Stadium. We implore you to explore the ever-popular IKEA Superstore in Neasden, alongside its countless other amenities at its doorstep.

Recreational areas comprise the serene 94-acre Gladstone Park, including its tennis, football and rugby facilities alongside the opportunities for a fabulous retreat from city life. Minutes away, you can find the Welsh Harp offering a place to take up sailing for those pursuing adventure – just twenty minutes from London.