NWQ

Location and Connectivity

The NWQ is located at Carlton Vale, London NW6 5HH in Zone 2. It is near Queen’s Park Station and Kilburn Park. So you could then join the Bakerloo Line and catch the Overground to some London locations. The NWQ, along with a portion of the North West Quarter being upgraded. It is close to Queen’s Park, supermarkets, gyms, and cafes. That makes it easy to live here.

Salusbury Road has houses and new shops on either side of the NWQ. Here you can find stores, restaurants, and bars. There are ways to mitigate, including a bus or train from Queen’s Park or Kilburn High Road. You can also walk to Paddington Recreation Ground and other parkland. That’s why NWQ is a primo place to live.

Architecture and Residential Specification

The NWQ is a 248-unit building with six stories. They are for people who actually want to live in the city. One, two, and three-bedroom apartments are available. All have fixtures and that nice floor. Some apartments come with balconies and social areas. Which is what makes the NWQ such a great place to live.

The apartments will have high-end stuff, such as kitchens and bathrooms. Kitchens are planned, which in some cases means that they are open to the living room. For someone who cooks and entertains, that’s awesome. By design, the NWQ is a lived space with a focus on maximizing all aspects of it.

Investment Position and Market Context

Apartments at the NWQ start from £477,000 to buy. The rent that you will be able to collect from an apartment is 2.5% — 4.5% of the value of that apartment per year. The value of the apartment may also appreciate by 5-10% each year. It is one of the reasons why NWQ is a worthy investment.

If you are considering purchasing an apartment at the NWQ So look more into how easy it is to get, plan for the area, and what a nice building. Make sure to also check the floor plans and pricing. The thing is, NWQ seems far from Brynmill, it fits the criteria in ease of accessibility, modern, oh, and nice area.