Reeds Place, Camden, Nw1

A truly rare three bedroom house, forming part of a charming enclave of fourteen Victorian stucco-fronted terraces. Set along a serene pedestrian passage of yorkstone, lit by period street lamps, Reeds Place is undeniably one of Camden’s most hidden gems.
Arranged over three storeys, this home has undergone significant renovations. Entering on the ground floor which hosts a reception room and open plan kitchen leading directly into a patio garden, this floor also benefits from a guest cloakroom. The first floor benefits from two double bedrooms, a family bathroom and walk in wardrobe. The second floor comprises of a principal bedroom and bathroom with access onto a roof terrace.
Reeds Place is included within the Jeffreys Steet Conservation Area which is one of the most historic neighbourhoods in Camden Town. Situated on the border of Camden & Kentish Town, this house is set on a pedestrian street turning offering and is one of the area’s most revered locations. Also located moments from Primrose Hill park where one can soak in the cityscape views from the hilltop and enjoy a village filled with fine dining and curated boutiques; Regents Park is also equidistant. Alternatively a short stroll via Regents Canal will lead you to Kings Cross where one can indulge in the delights of Granary Square & the Coal Drops shopping and dining scene. King’s Cross has become home to major headquarters and flagship offices including Google, DeepMind, Meta, YouTube, OpenAI, The Guardian and Universal Music Group, helping establish the district as one of Europe’s leading clusters for artificial intelligence, technology, media, creative industries and corporate innovation.
Reeds Place is well located for education purposes: some outstanding examples include Woodentots Nursery; Alleyn’s Regents Park and Torriano Primary Schools; King’s Cross Academy Primary & Nursery School; Camden School for Girls and CFBL (Collège Français Bilingue de Londres) secondary schools; Central Saint Martins Design College and UCL (University College of London). Transport links include Camden Road Station (Overground Line) 0.2 miles, Camden Town Station (Northern Line) is 0.3 miles away, Kentish Town Station (Northern Line & Thames Link) 0.5 miles, Kings Cross & St Pancras Stations (these stations are served by six underground lines and the Eurostar connecting you to local, national & international destinations) 1 mile away. Hop on a bus, for several routes that connect you to Central London locations in under 20 minutes. On foot, the West-End is accessible in 30 minutes via Regent’s Park. On a bike, a nearby canal towpath providing a beautiful cycle route west to Little Venice and east to Hoxton.