Verdica, 70 Chalk Farm Rd, NW1
Camden, London
£726500
- 1
- 1
- 50 m²
- 2024
Courtyard
Bike storage
Parks
12/7 concierge
The project
Located in the heart of an area rich in musical, food, and educational heritage, the new Verdica development was created to be a refuge from the hustle and bustle of city life. Secluded amidst quiet landscaped gardens and murmuring canals, the complex was inspired by classic London mansions, utilising exquisite glazed bricks.
It takes 7 minutes to get to King's Cross, 12 minutes to Bond Street, and 16 minutes to London Bridge from the nearby Chalk Farm tube station. The world-famous University College London is also nearby.
Residents of the complex are offered amenities in the form of a 12-hour concierge, a luxurious courtyard, and bicycle storage.
Leasehold: 999 years
Service charge: £4.90/ft²
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It takes 7 minutes to get to King's Cross, 12 minutes to Bond Street, and 16 minutes to London Bridge from the nearby Chalk Farm tube station. The world-famous University College London is also nearby.
Residents of the complex are offered amenities in the form of a 12-hour concierge, a luxurious courtyard, and bicycle storage.
Leasehold: 999 years
Service charge: £4.90/ft²
We're on call 7 days a week to help you find your perfect home in London. Call us today!
The area
The Borough of Camden is one of London's most important landmarks, popular with the arts, for the area is often described as highly vibrant, bustling, and colorful. In the 1960s, Camden underwent a redevelopment in which most of the warehouses and docks in the area were converted into markets.
Thus the Camden Market chain was founded, home to everything from fast food to antiques and handmade goods. The area is also home to other attractions such as the famous British Museum and Regent's Park.
Thus the Camden Market chain was founded, home to everything from fast food to antiques and handmade goods. The area is also home to other attractions such as the famous British Museum and Regent's Park.