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Why move to Kingsbury?

Situated in a leafy slice of zone 4, Kingsbury offers the best of both worlds. Central London is within easy reach, and yet you’ll definitely feel like you’ve escaped to the countryside by taking in the magnificent views of Buckinghamshire from the top of Barn Hill which is under half an hour from Baker Street. Or, if you prefer a different type of escapism, you can lose yourself in shopping at one of many shopping centres nearby. With all the facilities and green space you could need, plus the capital on your doorstep, we think you’ll love it here. 

Some things we love about Kingsbury

Head to the walled garden in Roe Green Park for some peace and tranquillity. The Barnhill Conservation Group’s community garden has a programme of events throughout the year as well as providing an oasis for local residents, especially the amphibious ones!

Make sure you try the Ferrero Roche waffles at the Aces Dessert Lounge. It’s a must for anyone with a sweet tooth!

You’ll never be short of a good book in Kingsbury. The thriving library has books for children and adults in many different languages, and runs activities including children’s singalong sessions and a reading group. 

The nearby Royal Air Force Museum will give you wings! See what it’s like to sit in a Spitfire, or even the Queen’s helicopter.

Get together with your neighbours at the Heart of Wembley Festival. A community festival in July showcasing local arts and crafts, with live music, and some dancing!

A little bit of history

Kingsbury, meaning ‘the kings Manor’ began life as a pre-Saxon settlement. Historically, its position made it popular with both Norman and Anglo-Saxon invaders. Overtime ancient forest gave way to farmland, and by the 20th Century the area was best known for its airfield. But it was the railway, and Kingsbury’s connection to London which really put Kingsbury on the map - Kingsbury has at one time or another been a station on the Metropolitan, Bakerloo and Jubilee lines.

Need to know

The Upper School site of Kingsbury High School was the set in the original series of Grange Hill.

Shopping

Getting your weekly shop could not be easier in Kingsbury, whether you prefer a supermarket like Aldi or Morrisons, or independent shops such as Shah Halal Meat and Kingsbury Fruit and Veg. For Fresh bread you can’t beat traditional bakers Sim Sims. Brent Cross shopping centre is a mere two miles away, and nearby Harrow offers another handy shopping destination. Or, if you feel like a splurge, head to the London Designer Outlet at Wembley, for an extensive range of designer brands. 

IF YOU'RE LOOKING FOR OPEN SPACE, YOU'RE IN THE RIGHT PLACE. FOR SCENIC WALKS HEAD TO FRYENT COUNTRY PARK, OR A LOCAL BEAUTY SPOT AND CONSERVATION AREA WELSH HARP RESERVOIR

Transport

By Road:

The A40, connecting London to the west, is a mere 15 minutes away.

By Tube:

Kingsbury is also on the Jublilee line offering direct, frequent access to central London and the docklands

By Bus:

Several buses serve central London, including a night bus.

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