neighbouring areas
| Belsize Park | Hampstead | Kentish Town | Willesden |
| Camden | Harlesden | St Johns Wood | |
| Golders Green | Hendon | West Hampstead |
Postcodes
| NW1 | NW2 | NW5 | NW8 |
| NW10 | NW3 | NW6 | NW9 |
| NW11 | NW4 | NW7 |
If you're searching for a property in Kingsbury, you'll discover that it's a beautiful, green and leafy place, with a strong sense of community. Kingsbury is in postcode NW9, in the London Borough of Brent, and has a sizeable Jewish and Asian community. Properties are predominantly 1930's semi detached houses, and neo-Georgian town houses. The majority of residents tend to be families. Large semi detached and detached houses can be found in the areas around Jubilee Park, Kingsbury Green and Fryent Country Park. Properties for sale that back on to the parkland areas tend to command the highest prices. If you're looking for a flat to purchase in Kingsbury, you should expect to pay around £150k+ for a purpose built, one bedroom flat in a central location. If you're searching for houses, then you should expect to pay in the region of £285k+ for a large 1930s style, three bedroom semi detached house, located in Kingsbury Road.
Amenities for Kingsbury properties
If you're looking for a property in Kingsbury and you have a family, there is a good selection of primary and secondary schools in the area. There is also a lot of open space for all the family to enjoy. Kingsbury has a resident's committee, which organises fêtes on the village green, and other events. There are a number of good local restaurants and pubs in Kingsbury. The local shops will satisfy your everyday needs. For more extensive shopping, you could visit nearby Hendon, or Brent Cross Shopping Centre.
Transport in Kingsbury
There is a tube station at Kingsbury, on the Jubilee Line (Zone 4). The Metropolitan Line can be accessed one stop down the line at Wembley Park tube station. For road access, the M1 and North Circular Road are within easy reach.
