Properties For Sale by CORE Residential, London
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Kensal Rise's name derives from Kingisholt, the King's Wood, first recorded in 1253. As with other surrounding locales, particularly intense development occurred during the late Victorian period. Donnington Road was among the finest residential addresses to emerge from that era, set dir...
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1/32Kensal Rise's name derives from Kingisholt, the King's Wood, first recorded in 1253. As with other surrounding locales, particularly intense development occurred during the late Victorian period. Donnington Road was among the finest residential addresses to emerge from that era, set dir...
Key features
- Double-fronted Victorian house directly opposite King Edward VII Park, unoverlooked front and rear
- Six bedrooms, all with en suite facilities
- Self-contained studio with private entrance, kitchenette, lounge, bedroom and shower room
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The National Athletic Grounds stood on the site of the present Whitmore Gardens, opening in 1890; a civic amenity for a neighbourhood that was, by the final decade of the Victorian era, rapidly finding its character. The streets that followed were built with the same quiet confidence: wide, tree-...
Key features
- Period house on one of Kensal Rise's most coveted tree-lined streets, with a history stretching to the Victorian athletic grounds of 1890
- Four bedrooms across two upper floors; principal suite with en suite occupying its own private upper level
- Two ground-floor reception rooms; open-plan kitchen and dining room with bifold doors to south-facing garden
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Guide Price £1,290,000 - £1,350,000 Comice House is a boutique development of six luxury apartments and two penthouses, constructed using London stock brick to reflect the rich history of the local architecture. Completed in 2015, the building is part-powered by its own sol...
Key features
- Penthouse spanning two-thirds of the top floor in Comice Apartments, a boutique 2015 development with London stock brick, solar panels, and living grass roof
- Sweeping open-plan kitchen, dining, and living room with premium appliances
- Large south-facing terrace with steel and glass balustrade and cinematic views of rooftops and church steeples
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Two double bedroom, 1330 sq/ft loft located in this iconic West London landmark. Built in the early 1900's, the Lamb Brewery has been converted into a series of stunning loft style apartments with an abundance of character, natural light and original features. This large lateral t...
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Wakeman Road sits on ground with a longer memory than most. The Village Green of Kensal Green, a strip of common land alongside Harrow Road, once ran to where the street begins today, and the neighbourhood's transition from farmland to Victorian terrace was swift. Holland & Holland, the ...
Key features
- Three-bedroom Victorian terraced house on an historic street in Kensal Green
- 1,400 sq ft with clear potential for side extension; planning for transformation of kitchen and ground-floor layout
- Original wooden floors, high ceilings, cast iron fireplace, bay window and decorative cornice throughout
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Some properties arrive on the market turnkey-ready. There’s nothing to be done but unlock the door and settle in. Others offer something different: the scope to become exactly what you want them to be. This three-bedroom Victorian terrace on Wakeman Road is one of the latter. We...
Key features
- Three-bedroom Victorian terrace on Wakeman Road with original period features including oak floors, cornice, bay windows, and decorative medallions intact throughout
- Huge scope for modernisation and renovation
- Side access with potential for side extension (most terraces on streets like this do not have this option)
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Ashmore Road took shape in the latter decades of the 19th century, as building spread northward through what is now W9, part of the same residential wave that produced the wide avenues and Victorian terraces that define Maida Vale today. The street sits neatly between Queen's Park and the gr...
Key features
- Ground-floor Victorian flat with share of freehold and no onward chain
- Generous open-plan kitchen, dining and reception room
- Dedicated office area with skylights and its own garden access
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GUIDE PRICE £600,000 - £625,000 Priory Park Road dates from 1882, when it was formed as part of the Victorian suburban expansion that steadily transformed this part of NW6 into one of north-west London's most characterful residential neighbourhoods. The street itself i...
Key features
- Charming first-floor apartment within a Victorian-period property
- Two bedrooms with flexible living and reception space
- Exceptional 250 sq ft private roof terrace
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Guide Price £550,000 - £575,000 E. J. Cave, one of the district's most prominent Victorian builders, constructed Marlborough Mansions as part of the Cannon Hill estate, built in the triangle formed by Cannon Hill, Finchley Road and West End Lane between 1896 and 1900. ...
Key features
- First-floor apartment in Marlborough Mansions
- A distinguished Victorian red-brick mansion block built by E. J. Cave between 1896 and 1900
- Spacious reception room with high ceilings
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A beautifully presented one-bedroom apartment situated on the third floor of an elegant white stucco-fronted building. The property features a bright open-plan kitchen and reception room with an exposed brick feature wall, a spacious double bedroom with fitted wardrobes, and a stylish ...
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A fresh renovation has transformed this Fernhead Road home into a polished, move-in-ready apartment ideal for first-time buyers, young professionals, and landlords. The monochrome palette creates a modern backdrop that is easy to personalise, while every finish feels crisp, clean and spankingly n...
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Occupying the raised ground floor of an attractive Victorian building, this beautifully presented two-bedroom apartment effortlessly balances period character with thoughtful contemporary design. High ceilings, generous proportions, sprawling wood floors, and a calm, neutral palette create a spac...
Key features
- Raised ground-floor Victorian conversion
- Two spacious double bedrooms with integrated storage
- Bright open-plan kitchen and reception with period fireplace
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London Court is an early-20th-century building constructed between 1912 and 1935, and a handsome example of period architecture that has aged gracefully. Inside that building, behind secure gates, is a first-floor, three-bedroom apartment with off-street parking, making it a compelling opportunit...
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Greencroft Gardens was built between 1886 and 1897 by Ernest Estcourt and James Dixon, forming part of the late Victorian expansion that gave South Hampstead its distinctive residential character. Sutherland House is a handsome example. Its red-brick arched entranceway, floral embellishments and ...
Key features
- First-floor apartment in Sutherland House, a handsome Victorian red-brick mansion building on one of South Hampstead's most established streets
- Open-plan kitchen, brilliant white throughout
- Bright, well-proportioned bedroom; modern shower room
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Guide Price: £270,000 - £285,000 The Hamlet Gardens mansion blocks were built between 1898 and 1903, their striking red brick elevations forming part of the Westcroft Conservation Area, a stone's throw from Ravenscourt Park. This fourth-floor flat within Ki...
Key features
- Red brick Victorian mansion block built 1898–1903 within the Westcroft Conservation Area
- Intelligent layout with partition-walled kitchen maximising living room space
- Bright, spacious living room with a large window