Ossington Close, London W2

• Located in a quiet position just off Ossington Street, the site is a 4-minute walk
from the entrance to Kensington Gardens. It sits within Zone 1 and benefits
from excellent transport links (PTAL 6a)
• The existing Property is a two-storey structure and is currently used for
residential purposes on the ground and first floors, additionally there are three
garages located on the ground floor
• Planning permission (PP/25/04909) has been granted for demolition and
re-development of the site including demolition of the existing structure
and construction of a new development comprising three private residential
dwellings; creation of basement level beneath the footprint of the building for
additional living space
• The Properties are available with full vacant possession
• Offers are invited for the freehold interest by private treaty via informal tender

Ossington Close runs between Moscow Road to the
north and Bayswater Road to the south. This is a highly
desirable residential district characterised by grand period
architecture and elegant garden squares within the City
of Westminster.

The Property is located within Bayswater which runs across
the northern border of Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens
offering vast green open spaces and landscaped gardens.
To the north lies Little Venice and Regents Canal, to the east
and within easy reach is the vibrant West End, and to the
west are the fashionable boutiques and cafes of Notting Hill.

Queensway is a 5-minute walk east. The regeneration of
this area has given Bayswater’s main retail thoroughfare
a new lease of life. At the heart of this regeneration lies
Westminster City Council’s proposed regeneration of the
public realm, outlined in their vision “Bayswater Village -
Redefining Queensway”. The Queensway improvements
will ultimately offer a vastly improved shopping and
pedestrian experience and will provide a more attractive
pedestrian-friendly environment and further reduce the
current vehicle dominance. The Site lies in the Pembridge Conservation Area.
The site is located 5-minutes east of Notting Hill which has a village
charm, offering culture, restaurants, bars and green space.