Newton Road, NW2

Guide Price £500,000 to £535,000

Tucked away on the quiet Newton Road, this home welcomes you with its own private entrance, leading into a bright and spacious reception room. The stunning period fireplace and large bay window create a warm and airy feel, perfect for relaxing or entertaining. The dining area flows into the kitchen and out into the south-facing garden. With 2/3 bedrooms offering flexibility to suit your needs, this characterful flat is beautifully appointed with original picture rails, high ceilings, bespoke built-in cabinets and two period fireplaces. The designed south-facing garden is a suntrap, featuring a pair of espalier apple trees alongside a variety of flowering shrubs, trees and herbaceous perennials. The current owners have even built an art studio at the end of the garden that can easily be repurposed into a garden shed. This home features tasteful Farrow and Ball paint, clever storage solutions, and a wonderful sense of character.

Park - Just moments away, Gladstone Park offers 86 acres of greenery, winding woodland trails, and panoramic views over London, including the iconic Wembley Arch. This park truly has it all – brand new tennis courts, a weekly Park Run, two playgrounds for the kids, a duck pond, a walled garden and the beloved Stables Café, perfect for weekend coffee stops or relaxing lunches. 

Community – There is a strong sense of community and warmth amongst the friendly neighbours. The Cricklewood Community Library is a fantastic local hub, offering everything from children’s activities to adult yoga and monthly concerts to a great café. The area is very community-minded with Newton Road having an active What’s App group, excellent networking groups at the library or park for all types of interests and many fitness and running clubs.

Shopping - For everyday essentials, Munro’s convenience store is just around the corner, offering organic produce to freshly baked treats, fine wines, and craft beers. The area is buzzing with local amenities around both Willesden Green and Cricklewood Broadway. The Brent Cross regeneration, a short walk away, is one of the biggest regeneration projects in Europe and London’s most ambitious regeneration project since the start of the pandemic - it will become the capital’s biggest “15-minute town” where shops, offices, restaurants, parks and the train station are all within a 15 minute walk. Larger retail hubs like Brent Cross Shopping Center and Staples Corner are a short drive away.

Schools - Families will love the proximity to excellent schools, including Mora Primary School and Our Lady of Grace Infant School, while the well-regarded Living Spring Nursery is just moments away. For those considering private education, several top schools in Hampstead offer coach services from this area. It is one tube stop from the Lycée Francais in Wembley, a short drive to Maple Walk and walking distance to Anson Primary School, Our Lady of Grace Junior School and The Mulberry House School.

Transport - Commuting is effortless, with Willesden Green (Jubilee Line) whisking you into Central London in just 13 minutes. Cricklewood Railway Station and the new Bent Cross West Station are a short walk away, providing Thameslink services which deliver you to key hubs including Kings Cross/St Pancras in just 12 minutes. A multitude of bus routes serve the area, and for drivers, the M1 is just 5 minutes away, with easy access to the A40/M40.

Oli and Liana are thrilled to bring this gorgeous flat to the market—watch the video and book a viewing.