Summary - FLAT 7, 87 CAMDEN STREET, LONDON NW1 0HP
1 bed 1 bath Flat
Compact, characterful one-bed flat opposite Saint Martin’s Gardens — ideal for a central-city starter.
One bedroom, compact 412 sq ft second-floor flat
Leasehold tenure — budget for service charges and ground rent
No central heating system recorded; electric heaters assumed
Solid brick walls with no insulation (assumed) — retrofit likely needed
Prime Camden location opposite Saint Martin’s Gardens
Excellent transport links; moments from King’s Cross and St Pancras
Very high local crime rate; security considerations necessary
Area shows signs of deprivation; average broadband speeds
Set on the second floor of a 1930s mid-terrace in Camden Town, this compact one-bedroom flat offers bright, well-proportioned rooms and wooden floors in a central, highly connected location. The reception benefits from good natural light, with a separate kitchen fitted with appliances and a modern shower room ready for immediate use. Opposite Saint Martin’s Gardens and moments from Camden’s shops and transport, the flat is ideal for someone prioritising location and convenience.
The apartment’s 412 sq ft layout suits a single buyer or couple seeking a central base; it presents straightforward cosmetic potential to make the most of the space. Practical considerations: the property is leasehold, the building dates from 1930–1949 and walls are likely solid brick with no insulation (assumed). There is no central heating system recorded, so electric heaters are assumed to provide warmth.
Buyers should note the wider area’s challenges alongside its benefits. The neighbourhood is an inner-city, multi-ethnic professional area with excellent transport links but a very high crime score and indicators of local deprivation. Broadband speeds are average. These facts affect suitability—this flat is best for someone who values central Camden living and is pragmatic about security and retrofit costs.
Overall, this flat sells on location and character rather than turnkey modern systems. It’s a compact, well-lit urban home with immediate access to Camden’s amenities and mainline stations; sensible buyers will factor in heating, insulation and leasehold costs when assessing value and budgeting for any improvements.
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