Are you travelling on the London Underground over the next few weeks? Make sure you look out for our adverts if you are travelling to or from St John’s Wood, Belsize Park, Putney Bridge, or Warwick Avenue!
Each of these tube locations are home to multiple period homes, with slightly different styles of property in each location.
Located in Maida Vale, Warwick Avenue tube station is surrounded by several Victorian properties, with both terraced buildings and mansion blocks. Over the last 12 months, we have had around 20 orders in W9, where Warwick Avenue tube station is located, worth over £120,000.
Belsize Park tube station is in the Hampstead area of Camden and is predominantly surrounded by Edwardian and Victorian buildings. We have also done a lot of work in NW3, where Belsize Park is located, having had around 25 orders over the last 12 months, worth over £260,000.
Putney Bridge tube station is the London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham and is surrounded by Victorian terrace homes. We have done a lot of work in SW6, where Putney Bridge tube station is located, having had around 25 orders over the last 12 months, worth over £210,000.
We have previously written about the history of these tube stations in our 2019 blog article about Warwick Avenue, Belsize Park, and Putney Bridge.
St John’s Wood (NW8) is home to several Georgian properties with 6 over 6 sliding sash windows on multiple homes within walking distance of the tube station. The station, which is Grade II listed, originally opened in 1939 as a station on the Bakerloo line.
In 1979, St John’s Wood tube station switched to be served by the Jubilee line (when the line opened) and the station remains on the Jubilee line today.
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