Swannell Way, London, NW2 1FA

Where can you find a two-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment in London, less than 0.6 miles from a modern train station and under a mile from one of the capital's landmark shopping destinations.

Add a bright open-plan kitchen and living space, a private balcony, uninterrupted views across open green space, private parking, and a quiet residential setting, and the list becomes even shorter.

It's not easy to find... but welcome to your new home on Swannell Way.

Occupying the top floor of this modern, secure development and extending to approximately 750 sq ft, this beautifully proportioned apartment offers the perfect balance of space, practicality and connectivity.

Whether you're taking your first step onto the property ladder, downsizing without compromise, or searching for a well-connected London base, this home is well worth your attention.

The accommodation comprises two generous double bedrooms, including a principal bedroom with en-suite shower room, a modern family bathroom, and a spacious open-plan kitchen/living area that opens directly onto a private balcony overlooking expansive green space - a surprisingly peaceful outlook for such a well-connected location.

Further benefits include allocated private parking, a long lease, secure entry, and the potential to be offered chain free, making this an attractive and straightforward purchase.

Homes that combine modern living, excellent transport links, open views and genuine value are increasingly difficult to come by. Swannell Way is one that deserves to be seen.

Brent Cross Town is a £5-8bn, 180-acre "park town" regeneration in north London, delivered by Related Argent and Barnet Council, delivering up to 6,700 new homes, 3 million sq ft of offices for 25,000 jobs, 50 acres of parks and a new high street of shops, leisure and community facilities, alongside over 1,000 residents already in phase one and 932 homes plus 600 student rooms completed by March 2026.

It's anchored by the new Brent Cross West Thameslink station, opened December 2023 as one of the first rail infrastructure projects delivered entirely by a local authority, and runs alongside a separate £2bn+ expansion of the adjacent Brent Cross Shopping Centre adding 150 shops, restaurants, a cinema and a hotel