Zone 1 · 5 apartments
Chelsea
Red-brick mansion blocks off Sloane Avenue, the King’s Road two streets south, and garden squares that stay quiet all summer.
Sloane Square · South Kensington
15 neighbourhoods — each with its own local guide, its own character, and live availability.
Zone 1 · 5 apartments
Red-brick mansion blocks off Sloane Avenue, the King’s Road two streets south, and garden squares that stay quiet all summer.
Sloane Square · South Kensington
Zone 1 · 1 apartment
The museum quarter’s white stucco terraces — the V&A and Natural History Museum on the doorstep, Hyde Park a short walk north.
South Kensington · Gloucester Road
Zone 1–2 · 1 apartment
Between Holland Park and Olympia — Kensington High Street’s shops one way, the park’s Kyoto Garden the other.
Kensington (Olympia) · High Street Kensington
Zone 1–2 · 5 apartments
Pastel terraces from Portobello to the Westbourne corner — the market on Saturdays, communal gardens the rest of the week.
Notting Hill Gate · Westbourne Park · Royal Oak
Zone 1 · 2 apartments
Grand stucco avenues by Hyde Park with the Heathrow Express and Elizabeth line at the end of the street.
Paddington · Lancaster Gate
Zone 2 · 4 apartments
Abbey Road’s zebra crossing, Lord’s, and the leafy NW8 avenues that keep central London at arm’s length.
St John's Wood · Maida Vale
Zone 2 · 1 apartment
Wide Edwardian avenues and Little Venice’s canal boats — ten minutes to Oxford Circus on the Bakerloo line.
Maida Vale · Warwick Avenue
Zone 1 · 1 apartment
The village high street of the West End — Marylebone High Street’s delis and Regent’s Park at the top of the road.
Marylebone · Baker Street · Edgware Road
Zone 2 · 2 apartments
Pastel Regency terraces above Regent’s Park, the view from the hill at dusk and Camden’s market energy two streets away.
Chalk Farm · Camden Town
Zone 2 · 1 apartment
Quiet red-brick streets between Hampstead’s hill and the West End — leafy, residential, and better value than either.
South Hampstead · Swiss Cottage
Zone 2 · 9 apartments
The Pavement, the Common and the best-value square footage in the city — fifteen minutes to the West End when you want it.
Clapham Common · Clapham North
Zone 3 · 1 apartment
Clapham’s quieter neighbour — Hildreth Street’s market stalls, Tooting Bec Lido down the road, and the Northern line direct to town.
Balham (Northern line & National Rail)
Zone 2 · 4 apartments
Village greens, weekend farmers’ markets and Victorian terraces — the north-west London locals quietly keep to themselves.
Queen's Park · Kensal Rise
Zone 3 · 3 apartments
Garden houses with real parking and room to spread out, on the Northern line straight down into town.
Hendon Central · Brent Cross
Zone 1 · 1 apartment
City Road towers with the gym downstairs and the coffee, galleries and the City all inside ten minutes.
Old Street · Shoreditch High Street
Each neighbourhood has its own page with live availability.