No.4 Oxford Road

One of the many benefits of living at No.4 Oxford Road is being so close to everything that’s great about North West London.  Whatever direction you choose to explore whether it is to savour the village atmosphere of neighbouring Hampstead or a stroll through Regent’s Park this part of London is rich in possibility.

On your doorstep is Kilburn High Road, a bustling shopping retreat where most of the big high street chains are clustered including a Marks & Spencer food hall and a Sainsbury’s or to grab a morning coffee from the local Starbucks at the start of your day.

Once known as the ‘Music Mile’ because of the multitude of gig venues and pubs offering live music, this part of Kilburn has retained its character, becoming another hub of for London's incredibly diverse and multi-cultural communities.

For arts and culture, you’ll find the Kiln Theatre which also has a cinema, bar and restaurant plus creative learning workshop spaces.  For restaurants, there’s a host of flavours to choose from including 30 different types of tea at French style cafe Maison de la Vie to sourdough pizza at Franco Manca.

Kilburn Grange Park, adjacent to Kilburn High Road, is a great green space holding an outdoor gym, a netball court and tennis courts. The Kilburn Festival is also usually held at the park every summer. Also nearby is the Queen’s Park which offers a pitch and putt course, tennis courts, petanque green and café.

Local area

The quality of your commute is a key part of deciding where you’d like to live in London. With both overground and underground connections in Zone 2 a short stroll away, you can be anywhere you want or need to be in London in minutes or much further afield thanks to fast connections to mainline stations.

Travel times are taken from Google maps and Transport for London.

•  Kilburn High Road Overground Station (2 minute walk)
•  Kilburn Park Underground Station (4 minute walk)