Linden Avenue, London, NW10

This beautifully presented Victorian family house sits on one of Kensal Rise’s most attractive residential streets, close to Queen’s Park and within easy reach of Kensal Rise station. The exterior has been fully renovated and repainted, presenting a handsome and cohesive façade that immediately reflects the quality of the restoration within. Arranged across three floors and extending to near 2,100 sq ft, the house blends period character with carefully considered contemporary design.

The ground floor is arranged with a clear distinction between formal and informal living. The front reception room is separate and richly detailed, featuring Grade A Versailles parquet flooring, an exposed brick fireplace with a bespoke surround, original cast iron elements, ceiling roses and coving. To the rear, a substantial kitchen, dining and sitting room extension forms the heart of the home. The solid wood shaker kitchen is finished with quartz worktops, a generous central island, NEFF appliances including double ovens and a built-in coffee machine, integrated refrigeration, a Quooker boiling water tap and a discreet hidden extractor. An angled black aluminium skylight draws light deep into the space, while Heritage-style Crittall aluminium doors open directly onto the west-facing garden.

New double glazed timber sash windows have been installed throughout, complemented by aluminium French doors to the garden and aluminium doors with a Juliet balcony serving the dormer level. Bathrooms are finished to an exceptional standard with Lusso stone baths, basins and shower trays, micro-cement walls and ceilings, and tumbled Carrara marble tiling. Upper floors are fitted with wool blend carpets, with a runner to the staircase.

The principal suite is a defining feature of the house, occupying approximately a floor and a half. This exceptional private level comprises a generous bedroom, a dedicated dressing room, a luxurious en suite bathroom and extensive eaves storage, creating a calm, hotel-style retreat rarely found in comparable period homes.

Located in prime Kensal Rise, moments from the green open spaces of Queen’s Park, the house is surrounded by independent cafés, pubs and boutiques, with strong transport links and a vibrant, community-led neighbourhood feel.

Tenure : Freehold