The flat comprises a reception room looking on to Leighton Crescent Gardens, a separate kitchen which fits a table and chairs, two bedrooms and a windowed bathroom. We have been advised by the owner there is a shared section of rear garden accessed via the side of the building, which is completely overgrown.
TENURE: 125 Years Lease from 14th October 1985
SHARE OF FREEHOLD:
SERVICE CHARGE: We have been advised by the owner they pay 25% towards any communal bill
- Unverified
Parking: We have been advised by the owner – street parking
Utilities: The property is serviced by mains water, electricity, gas and sewage
Broadband and Data Coverage. Ultrafast Broadband services are available via Openreach, G Network, Virgin Media.
Construction Type: We have been advised by the owner - brick
Heating: Gas
Notable Lease Covenants & Restrictions: Not to use the Flat for any purpose whatsoever other than as a private residential flat. No animal, bird, reptile or insect shall be kept in the flat without the written permission of the Corporation. To keep the flat including passages thereof substantially covered with carpets except that in the kitchen and bathroom all over cork or rubber covering or other suitable material for avoiding the transmission of noise may be used instead of carpets.
Council Tax: London Borough of Camden - Council Tax Band: D (£2,106.36 for 2025/26).
Location:
The property is set on Leighton Crescent which is located off Leighton Grove, nearest tube stations being Kentish Town & Tufnell Park (both Northern line) and close to Kentish Town Thameslink, local bus services, shops, cafes, & restaurants. The Camden Town area is a bus ride away from Kentish Town Road or Camden Road, for its amenities and attractions including Camden market alongside The Regents Canal in one direction, and from Kentish Town Road to Parliament Hill Fields with Hamptead Heath beyond in the other. The Kings Cross area is a bus ride away from Brecknock Road, for its amenities including Kings Cross rail stations, St Pancras Eurostar services, the Regents canal, Granary Square & the shops and restaurants of Coal Drops Yard.