Oseney Crescent, London, NW5

A superb two bedroom flat set on the lower ground floor of a period building, with its own entrance and direct access to a shared rear garden, set in a crescent in Kentish Town.

This wonderful flat comprises a reception room which connects to a kitchenbreakfast room with direct access via fold back doors to a good size shared rear garden, two bedrooms (main bedroom with a bay window with shutters and the second bedroom with access to the rear garden), a small study space and a windowed shower room.

TENURE: 125 Years Lease from 15th September 2014

SHARE OF FREEHOLD:

SERVICE CHARGE: We have been advised by the owner they pay a shared cost of the buildings insurance
that is shared equally between 4 flats – Unverified.

Parking: We have been advised by the owner parking permit required from Camden Council

Utilities: The property is serviced by mains water, electricity, gas and sewage
Broadband and Data Coverage. Ultrafast Broadband services are available via Openreach, G Network with a good level of mobile phone coverage.

Construction Type: We have been advised by the owner brick and tiled roof
Heating: Gas
Notable Lease Covenants & Restrictions Not to use the Flat for any purpose whatsoever other than as a private residential flat. No animal, bird, reptile or insect shall be kept in the flat without the written permission of the Freeholder. To keep the floors of the flat including the passages thereof substantially covered with carpets except that in the kitchen and bathroom, a cork or rubber covering or other suitable material for avoiding the transmission of noise may be used instead of carpets.


Council Tax: London Borough of Camden - Council Tax Band: D (£2,106.36 for 2025/26).

Oseney Crescent runs into Gaisford Street, which is located off Kentish Town Road, nearest tube station being Kentish Town (Northern line) and close to Kentish Town Thameslink, local bus services, schools and shops and cafes along
Brecknock Road and Kentish Town Road. The Camden Town area is a bus ride away from Camden Road for its attractions including Camden Market alongside The Regents Canal. The Kings Cross area is a bus ride away from York Way, for its amenities including Kings Cross rail stations, St Pancras Eurostar services, the Regents canal, Granary Square & the shops and restaurants of Coal Drops Yard.