Life at Birchside Apartments revolves around a generous, open-plan living space where the morning light catches the dark oak floors. This second-floor home is defined by its clean lines and an effortless flow, particularly in the kitchen and dining area. The kitchen itself is a masterclass in understated modern design, featuring integrated Bosch appliances and sleek, handle-less cabinetry that feels integrated into the room rather than merely placed within it. Whether hosting a dinner around the glass table or spending a quiet evening on the sofa, the atmosphere is consistently bright and airy, anchored by floor-to-ceiling windows that open directly onto the balcony.

Outside, the balcony provides a private vantage point over the communal greenery below. It functions as an extension of the living room during the warmer months, offering enough depth for seating where one can watch the rhythm of NW6 unfold. The apartment's layout is practical and well-considered, with a clear separation between the social heart of the home and the sleeping bedrooms. The primary bedroom is a sizeable space with ample room for substantial wardrobes, served by a sharp, contemporary en-suite. The second bedroom offers flexibility, easily transitioning between a guest room and a dedicated space for working from home.

The building itself is modern and secure, benefitting from efficient underfloor heating and high-speed fibre broadband connectivity. Living here means being a short stroll from the Sunday Farmers’ Market at Queen's Park and the various boutiques and cafes that line Salusbury Road. Commuting is notably simple, with the Bakerloo Line and Overground services at Queen’s Park station providing a direct link to the city. The current owners will most miss the ease of their weekend routine, starting with a coffee on the balcony, followed by a walk through the park, knowing everything they need is right on their doorstep.