
Primrose Hill, properly local.
Pastel Regency terraces above Regent’s Park, the view from the hill at dusk and Camden’s market energy two streets away. Every apartment here is run end-to-end by our own London team.
Apartments in Primrose Hill.


Primrose Hill Mezzanine | Double-Height Studio
Know it like a regular.
Where our own team actually goes — updated each season.
Mornings
- Primrose Hill summit — the classic skyline view, best before nine
- Regent’s Park Road — the café parade wakes up slowly
- Regent’s Canal — towpath into Regent’s Park
Evenings
- Lemonia — the Greek institution on Regent’s Park Road
- The Princess of Wales — corner pub with pavement tables
- Cecil Sharp House — folk music’s national home, Gloucester Avenue
Weekends
- Camden Market — over the railway bridge, ten minutes on foot
- London Zoo — the Regent’s Park edge of the neighbourhood
- Primrose Hill Books — the independent bookshop — browse slowly
Good to know
Primrose Hill is a village with a skyline — pastel Regency terraces, one perfect park view, and Camden’s markets and music venues just over the railway bridge. It reads calmer and more polished than its famous neighbour, which is exactly why people stay on this side.
Getting around: Chalk Farm (Northern line) is the closest station, Camden Town a ten-minute walk, and Euston’s main line one stop away. Both our apartments here are on Princess Road, two streets from the park itself.