FLOOR PLANS for The Masefield

The Masefield is a collection of 31 contemporary new homes, situated on a quiet, tree-lined residential road in the heart of Maida Vale. The Masefield has been sympathetically designed to complement Maida Vale’s Victorian mansion blocks, and offers a choice of one, two and three bedroom apartments and duplexes.

As the first residential development created and offered for sale by The City of Westminster, The Masefield is part of the Borough’s wider housing plan and has been designed as a new addition to the local neighbourhood.

Lifestyle

Maida Vale offers a sought-after combination of excellent accessibility into the Capital whilst maintaining a village-like, community feel with unique boutiques, independent cafes, food market and award-winning restaurants.

With outstanding local schools and convenient connections into London’s business and financial hubs, Maida Vale is popular with both young professionals and families looking for a home.

• Shopping

The residents of Maida Vale are able to shop both locally and sustainably from their local high street which is home to thriving independent shops and local markets. From fine wine to books, organic produce, vintage clothing or fresh flowers, the W9 retail offering prides itself on sustainability and community – a true celebration of independence. Independent businesses have thrived here, such as independent wine merchant, The Winery, local florist, Formosa Flowers & Chocolaterie and Appleby’s vintage clothing shop.

• Food

For a hearty Sunday lunch at a buzzing gastro pub, to chic restaurants for sophisticated dining, you will be spoilt for choice. Local favourites include The Cow (famed for its seafood) and The Waterway (which overlooks the canal) – or why not pick up your own produce at the weekly Farmer’s Market and create a culinary celebration at home.

• Leisure

Maida Vale hosts an abundance of well-known green spaces, such as the 27-acre Paddington Recreation Ground, which hosts rose gardens, a running track and tennis courts, Regent’s Park, Lord’s Cricket Ground and many more.

• Culture

Enjoy an evening at the theatre in London’s West End yet be home in under half an hour. Alternatively the immediate neighbourhood offers an array of evening antics, including catching an arthouse film at the Everyman Cinema, drop into Little Venice’s Canal Café Theatre or head to a local hotspot, The Kiln, for a theatre-cinema-bar-and-restaurant.

Education

From nearby primary schools including Essendine, Ark Atwood and St Saviour’s, to independent schools Abercorn School and L’Ecole Bilingue Elementaire, or secondary schools Paddington Academy, Westminster Academy and St. Augustine’s (all rated ‘Outstanding’ by Oftsed), the educational offering in the area is sublime. Meanwhile, the London School of Economics, King’s College, Imperial College and University College London are all situated less than 30 minutes away.