Tel: 0208 451 9844

Palermo Road, London, NW10

Let - £1,800 pcm   Tenancy Info

3 Bedrooms, 1 Reception, 1 Bathroom, Flat, Part Furnished

This lovely period house has been converted to provide two large flats and the first floor will become available at the end of March 2016.

The property offers three bedrooms, a fully fitted and seperate modern kitchen, bay-fronted reception room and modern bathroom.

The flat is currently receiving a refurbishment and as such will arrive back to the rental market in fabulous condition.

Set just 1/3 of a mile to Willesden Junction, and under a mile to both Kensal Rise and Kensal Green stations the property is served by a great selection of transport options.

Kensal Green is an area of London, England. It is located on the southern edge of the London Borough of Brent and borders Harlesden to the west, Willesden to the north, Maida Hill and Queens Park to the east and Notting Hill to the south.

It has historically been popular with those working in the creative industries and is characterised by independent boutiques and cafes. The area has excellent transport links and is located close to the site of Old Oak Common, one of the capital’s biggest regeneration projects since the Olympics.

One of the key reasons that Kensal Green/Rise has proved so popular with young professionals in recent years is its excellent transport links.

Kensal Green station (Zone 2) is on the Bakerloo line is only 20 minutes from Oxford Circus and the West End. National Rail London Overground services also operate to London Euston, a journey that takes around 15 minutes, trains also go to Watford Junction.

London Overground's North London Line services also operates out of Kensal Rise railway station (Zone 2) and provides regular services to Richmond in the west Stratford in the east and Clapham Junction in the south.

Extensive bus services also run from the area, including the No. 18 (Sudbury - Euston), No. 6 (Willesden Bus Garage - Aldwych), No. 52 (Willesden Bus Garage - Victoria Station via Notting Hill and Kensington) and No. 452 (Kensal Rise - Wandsworth Road).

There is also a canal running from Kensal Rise to Paddington and to Kings Cross via Camden which features a cycle lane and water bus.