Kilravock Street, London, W10

A superb three bedroom cottage in this ever popular location close to Chamberlayne Road and Queen's Park.

This charming Victorian railway workers' cottage has been beautifully renovated, blending period features with modern comforts. The ground floor has been thoughtfully opened up, creating a spacious, open-plan living area that seamlessly combines the kitchen, dining, and lounging spaces — perfect for relaxed living and entertaining. The property offers three comfortable bedrooms, including a unique loft space that has been transformed into a cosy, private retreat. The well-appointed bathroom serves the home with style and convenience, and the entire property is in excellent condition, retaining its historic charm while offering contemporary finishes. Outside, you’ll find a lovely private garden, ideal for outdoor relaxation or entertaining. This home provides the perfect blend of character and modernity, offering a peaceful haven in a sought-after location.

Kilravock Street in W10 is a quiet, beautiful street in a vibrant and well-connected area offering a mix of residential comfort and convenient amenities. The property is just a short walk from Portobello Market, Lonsdale Road and Salusbury Road, as well as the Moberly Sports Centre, which offers a variety of fitness options, including a swimming pool, gym and squash courts. The area also boasts nearby green spaces such as Queen's Park and Paddington Recreation Ground, offering quiet retreats for those looking to enjoy nature. With its blend of local dining, community spots, and excellent transport options, Kilravock Street offers a perfect balance of suburban tranquillity and urban convenience. There are numerous local dining options, such as the much-loved family restaurant Ida on Kilburn Lane, brunch spots such as Parlour on Regent Street and nearby pubs such as The Paradise providing perfect spots for unwinding. The Michelin recommended restaurants of Notting Hill are only a 15 minute walk away. Kilravock Street is well-served by transport links, with Queen’s Park Station providing access to the Bakerloo and Lioness Lines making it easy to get to central London, and with Kensal Rise Station offering Overground services.