2 Bed Flat, Bramston Road, NW10

Available from 16th July 2024, to a small family of 3 or 2 individual. This property has a letting selective letting licence, not a HMO, the rent does not include bills
We are delighted to offer this spacious split level 1st floor flat with 2 double bedrooms on the upper floor (bedroom size; 1) 3.5x3m 2) 3x2m), a large bathroom with separate shower’s cubicle and a utility cupboard.
No agency fees. Minimum household gross income £59,000
We are looking for a couple plus one more tenant or a small family, max 3 people
Please note all applicants must provide current landlord and employer references.
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Positioned in Kensal Green in a quiet residential area this beautifully presented split level 2 bedroom 1st floor apartment boasts essential functional interiors and ample natural light. The kitchen is well equipped with fridge, freezer, oven, gas hob, microwave oven and storage spaces. The lounge is naturally lit and furnished with a sofa, sideboard, dining table and chairs and bookcases.
The property is situated near Roundwood Park and shops in Harlesden. There are several cafes 2 minutes’ walk away on Park Parade and 15 minutes’ walk to Kensal Rise with pubs, cafes and restaurants.
Willesden Junction (9 minutes’ walk) is on the Bakerloo Line and there are also Overground services to Euston, Clapham Junction, Richmond and Stratford.
Kensal Rise is a fast developing residential area known for its restaurants, gastropubs on Chamberlayne Road in Kensal Green was named hippest high street in Europe by Vogue — but has remained down-to earth and is still mostly frequented by locals, unlike its equivalents in Islington or Hackney.

This is reflected in the kind of people drawn to the area: a mix of a boho-luxe crowd priced out of nearby Notting Hill and Queen’s Park, with a slightly younger influx of renters who’ve “grown out of hipster areas like Shoreditch”,