Mexborough, Pratt Street, Camden Town NW1
£399,950
A bright and spacious one bedroom flat in excellent condition, with private entrance and exclusive use of its own garden, located on the raised ground floor of this popular low rise purpose built block. Mexborough is ideally located between Camden Town and Mornington Crescent tube stations and within seconds of multiple bus routes. A short walk from Kings Cross and St Pancras mainline stations, the vibrant Granary Square and the newly redeveloped Coal Drops Yard with their multiple restaurants and entertainment facilities. The wide open spaces of Regents Park and Primrose Hill are also close by. The flat has been upgraded to a high standard by it's current owners and benefits from a fully fitted open plan kitchen and high quality bathroom with "claw & ball" bath. The south east facing garden is accessed directly from the living room. Heating and hot water and buildings insurance are included in the service charge. Double glazed throughout. Long lease. Chain Free.
Living room 15'8" x 11'11" Direct access to garden
Kitchen Open plan, included in above measurements.
Bedroom 9'6" x 8'8" Plus built in wardrobe
Bathroom 8'8" x 4'8" Quality white suite. Fully tiled
Hallway 17'2" x 3'2" Accessing all rooms. Ample storage cupboards
Garden 19'9" x 11' South east facing
Tenure: Leasehold 110 years
Ground rent: £10 p.a.
Service charge: £ 136 per month. Includes heating, hot water and buildings insurance
Council tax: Band B (Camden Borough)
EPC Rating Band C
Living room 15'8" x 11'11" Direct access to garden
Kitchen Open plan, included in above measurements.
Bedroom 9'6" x 8'8" Plus built in wardrobe
Bathroom 8'8" x 4'8" Quality white suite. Fully tiled
Hallway 17'2" x 3'2" Accessing all rooms. Ample storage cupboards
Garden 19'9" x 11' South east facing
Tenure: Leasehold 110 years
Ground rent: £10 p.a.
Service charge: £ 136 per month. Includes heating, hot water and buildings insurance
Council tax: Band B (Camden Borough)
EPC Rating Band C
PROPERTY LOCATION
STREET INFO
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Bayham Street NW1
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Bayham Street NW1
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Bayham Street NW1
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Bayham Street NW1
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Bayham Street NW1
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Bayham Street NW1
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Bayham Street NW1
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Bayham Street NW1
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Bayham Street NW1
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Bayham Street NW1
Charles Pratt, the first Earl of Camden (hence Camden Town) was also titled Viscount of Bayham. The street appears on maps as early as 1804 although, with the exception of the alms-houses built 1818, most of the period houses are Victorian.
Bayham Street is a busy one-way main road running south east from the centre of Camden Town, connecting Camden Road with Crowndale Road with Camden Town tube station at the top and Mornington Crescent at the bottom. It runs parallel to Camden High Street.
It's a mix of modern and old buildings, some commercial and some residential and flanked either side with whitebeam, ash and Norway maple trees. Terraces of four-storey period houses rub shoulders with modern developments of commercial buildings and local authority maisonettes. Some of these period houses are in good condition, others in need of refurbishment. Many have been converted into flats. The local authority housing varies also, such as large yellow-brick blocks such as Darfield, Ravenscar and Westerham offer a range of flats. Many are maisonettes with secure parking and patio gardens.
Commercial premises range from high tech to archaic, restaurants to mechanical workshops. Up until recently, one company supplying piano parts had been here since 1883, when the whole area was famous for this industry. Talking of famous, number 141 occupied the site where Charles Dickens lived (No.16,now demolished)
Bayham Street is a busy one-way main road running south east from the centre of Camden Town, connecting Camden Road with Crowndale Road with Camden Town tube station at the top and Mornington Crescent at the bottom. It runs parallel to Camden High Street.
It's a mix of modern and old buildings, some commercial and some residential and flanked either side with whitebeam, ash and Norway maple trees. Terraces of four-storey period houses rub shoulders with modern developments of commercial buildings and local authority maisonettes. Some of these period houses are in good condition, others in need of refurbishment. Many have been converted into flats. The local authority housing varies also, such as large yellow-brick blocks such as Darfield, Ravenscar and Westerham offer a range of flats. Many are maisonettes with secure parking and patio gardens.
Commercial premises range from high tech to archaic, restaurants to mechanical workshops. Up until recently, one company supplying piano parts had been here since 1883, when the whole area was famous for this industry. Talking of famous, number 141 occupied the site where Charles Dickens lived (No.16,now demolished)
PUBLIC TRANSPORT
Camden Town tube station
It takes 7 minutes 40 seconds to walk the length of Bayham Street. Using our stop watch we timed a further 47 seconds cross from the northern end of the road to Camden Town tube station and 1 minute 25 seconds from the southern end to Mornington Crescent
Bus routes on Bayham Street
Bus routes 27, 88, 168, 214, 253, 274 and C2