Welcome to North London, home to some of the most popular postcodes in the capital. This place fuses charming village centres with architectural gems and fashionable high streets, so it’s easy to see why half of London’s eight million-strong population have laid down roots here. Read on to hear about some of the best places to live in North London.
Small good quality apartments. Extremely high service charges, management company is horrible.
Tube is close by, Lots of shops and a wide variety of supermarkets around. There’s a market close by where you can buy fresh fruit and vegetables. Alexandra park is right next door. Very low parking availability, and car theft happening. Some youngsters come over on ocasion, most times all ok, on ocasion not with the best intentions.
Please review your development:
Facilities are good, gym and concierge are a nice perk to the building. The design of the buildings could be better. The balconies rails are an atrocity. In some flats the bedrooms can be very small.
Managing team is appalling. The people working as consierge etc are very attentive, but the upper management is horrible. Service charges increase exponentially, without much consideration.
Please share one thing (or more) which you wish you had known before you moved in:
I wish I would have paid more attention to the details on the balcony, it’s extremely windy and the guard rails are dangerous and they don’t allow us to change them or set up something to guard them. The Bathrooms have minimum storage, and the closets are naked inside. You’ll need to find appropriate furniture to fit them.
What is the best feature of your home:
It’s sound proof, very well isolation. Can barely listen anything from the neighbours. On the other hand the walls in the apartment are paper thin, you can hear anything within the apartment.