69, Clarence Way, London, NW1 8DG

A charming three bedroom Victorian house nestled on the borders of Chalk Farm and Belsize Park.

Entered on the ground floor which hosts a reception/dining room and kitchen, which leads out to a bright patio garden.

The first floor hosts a large principal bedroom and two further double bedrooms and a bathroom.

Clarence Way was named after Duke of Clarence in 1789, the younger brother of George IV; who succeeded to the throne in 1830 and was known as the ‘Sailor King’.

Situated in the sought after Harmood Street Conservation Area renowned for its strong sense of community; the street is known for its charm, neat white palisade fencing, decorative window boxes and traditional-style cast iron street lighting all combine to form a beautifully quaint and inviting scene.

Clarence Way allows for easy access to Primrose Hill where one can soak in the cityscape views from the hilltop and enjoy a village filled with fine dining and curated boutiques; Regents Park is also equidistant.

Camden & Kentish Town are within close proximity too.

Alternatively a short stroll via Regents Canal will lead you to Kings Cross where one can indulge in the delights of Granary Square & the Coal Drops shopping and dining scene.

The new King’s Cross is now home to landmark headquarters such as Google, Meta, YouTube, DeepMind, Scale ai, The Guardian, and Universal Music, firmly establishing itself as London’s premier hub for ai, technology, media, creative, and corporate industries.

Clarence Way is well placed for education purposes Primrose Hill and Holy Trinity Primary Schools, cfbl (Collège Français Bilingue de Londres), Camden School for Girls, Alleyn's Regents Park and The Cavendish are all in close proximity.

For transport Belsize Park & Chalk Farm Stations (Northern Line) 0.5miles, Kentish Town West (Overground Line) 0.3 miles away. Kentish Town (Thames Link & Northern Line) 0.5 miles away.

Kings Cross & St Pancras Stations are 1.4 miles away (these stations are served by six underground lines and the Eurostar connecting you to local, national & international destinations).

Hop on a bus, for several routes that connect you to Central London locations in under 20 minutes. On foot, the West-End is accessible in 30 minutes via Regent’s Park.

On a bike, a nearby canal towpath providing a beautiful cycle route west to Little Venice and east to Hoxton.