Property Type: Flat

2 Bedrooms   1 Bathrooms   1 Reception

We're pleased to offer is two bedrooms apartment in the heart of Queensway. This first-floor apartment is perfect for a family, featuring a lift, high ceilings, and a porter service. It includes 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom. One of the bedrooms is particularly spacious, accommodating up to 3 single beds. The kitchen offers plenty of storage space.

The location is highly convenient, being very close to the Diana Memorial Playground in Hyde Park, a top-rated playground by parents. Nearby attractions include The Queen's London, which offers bowling and ice skating.

Shops and supermarkets, including a rare oriental and Japanese supermarket, are just downstairs. For dining, a variety of chain cuisines are available, such as Five Guys, an Italian restaurant, and authentic Thai and Chinese restaurants.

Transportation is excellent with a nearby bus stop, frequent bus service, and proximity to Queensway and Bayswater tube stations. Additionally, Paddington Station is close by, providing access to the Heathrow Express, which reaches Heathrow Airport in 20 minutes.

Additionally, the ongoing redevelopment of The Whiteley in Queensway will enhance the area, attracting more luxury and high-end residents. This transformation is set to create a better community atmosphere, further elevating the living standards and appeal of the neighborhood.

A £3 billion transformation plan for Queensway that will see its parades of souvenir shops and fast food outlets swept away after decades as west London’s “ugly sister” is unveiled today.

 

Major landlords and developers who own more than 70 per cent of Bayswater’s high street have drawn up a vision that includes Parisian-style pavement pavilions, reduced traffic, major improvements to both its Tube stations, and a new entrance to Kensington Gardens, with twin gates.

Seven major new or refurbished buildings in Queensway, including an overhaul of department store Whiteleys, have provided the catalyst for a revamp of the street over the next four years.

 

Alex Michelin, co-founder of developers Finchatton, speaking on behalf of the Queensway steering committee, said he hoped it would become “a new Marylebone High Street” with independent food stores and boutiques replacing the current line-up of retailers and restaurants.