Property For Sale, Hardinge Road, Kensal Rise, London, NW10

Kensal Rise Family House for Sale

4 Bedrooms
2 Reception Rooms
1 Bathroom

A spacious 1930's four bedroom semi detached family house in good decorative order. On the ground floor there are two large receptions with fireplaces, a modern fitted kitchen with an original built in dresser, guest WC and a secluded rear garden. The first floors boasts four bedrooms and a modern bathroom and a loft that could be converted. There is also off street parking with a detached garage.
This property is close to King Edward's Park with its magnificent sports centre and Roundwood Park. All the amenities of Kensal Rise are closeby.

Hardinge Road, Kensal Rise, London, NW10

Flat to Let Douglas Road, Kilburn, London, NW6

Kilburn Flat to Let

1 Bedroom
1 Reception Room
1 Bathroom

We offer a stylish one/two bedroom garden apartment situated in this quiet location close to the cosmopolitan delights of Kilburn. The accommodation comprises a refreshingly bright living room with feature fireplace, wood floors and double glazing, large double bedroom leading to low maintenance private rear patio garden, fitted kitchen with modern appliances, tiled bathroom with shower attachment and wc, small second bedroom/study/dining room, available 4th February, part furnished.

Douglas Road, Kilburn, London, NW6

Brondesbury Road, Queens Park, London, NW6

Queens Park Leasehold Property For Sale: £239,950

Located on a tree-lined residential street close to Queen's Park, this light and airy one bedroom first floor flat boasts a naturally bright reception room with an open-plan kitchen . The property is presented in good condition throughout and comprises of a double bedroom and modern bathroom with shower. Located on Brondesbury Road, the property is moments from a superb selection of shops, bars and restaurants in Queen's Park, while the green open spaces of the park are close by. The nearest station is Queen's Park (Bakerloo Line).

Brondesbury Road, Queens Park, London, NW6

Show Day for Kilburn High Road Flat

The Grange, 275 Kilburn High Road, Brondesbury, NW6 Show day on Saturday 21st November, please call to book an appointment.

As sole agents Paramount are pleased to offer for sale this superbly presented two bedroom flat, set on the third floor of a modern block behind electric gates. The property offers a bright south facing reception room with patio doors leading to a private south facing balcony, semi open plan recently fitted bespoke Italian kitchen, master bedroom with en-suite shower room, second bedroom and a bathroom comprising of a modern white three piece suite. Further benefits include wooden flooring, recently fitted Nobo heating, lift, allocated parking and a 990 year lease. The property is well positioned for Kilburn Jubilee Line and Brondesbury Silver Link stations.

Kilburn High Road Flat

Windsor Road, Willesden Green, London, NW2

Garden Apartment To Let £240pw

1 Bedroom(s)
1 Reception Room(s)
1 Bathroom(s)
A recently refurbished one double bedroom garden apartment close to tube and amenities. Benefits include a spacious reception room with wood flooring and feature fireplace, fitted kitchen with appliances and bathroom with shower attachment and wc, double bedroom with original period features, available 1st December,part furnished.

Windsor Road, Willesden Green. London NW2

Did the Stamp Duty Holiday Have Any Impact on London Property Market Anyway?

The stamp duty holiday is coming to an end at the end of this year; all property, money and finance newspapers, blogs and industry magazines are speculating the impact of the holiday on the property market. While some are calling for an extension to the stamp duty holiday to further stimulate the market, others question the number of homeowners who benefited from this tax relief.

Between 2 September 2008 (when the holiday took effect) and 1 September 2009, the tax relief saved property buyers only £173 million, compared to the £600 million forecast by the government. It is not thought that the last three months of 2009 will treble the actual figure to meet the Government predictions

The London property market was never likely to benefit from the stamp duty holiday anyway where homebuyers are unlikely to find a house under stamp duty holiday threshold of £175,000.

There may be signs of a scramble to buy before the deadline and the return to the £125000 level, for the first time buyer, or those home buyers in other areas of the country. These are perhaps the areas that most need the relief and would most benefit from an extension of the holiday. It has been argued that this is benefit enough. However the more popular line this week has been the need to regionalise such tax relief in the future, so that those areas of the country where housing is more expensive should benefit from a higher threshold, so that all geographical areas of the market are stimulated, and all tax payers/ homebuyers get the benefit.

Proximity to Good Schools Can Add 4% to Property Prices

A 10% higher SATs results attainment in Primary Schools, equates to an average property price premium of 3.3% as families are prepared to pay more to live near a good school, research from the Nationwide Building Society shows.

The extent to which primary school performance affects property prices will depend upon the range of schools in the area and whilst it is something that parents are likely to consider when buying a home, it is just one of a number of factors that impact house price