Brondesbury

Although technically part of Kilburn, Brondesbury is recognised as an area in its own right and is bordered by Cricklewood, Kilburn, Willesden and West Hampstead. The excellent transport links and spacious properties make the area popular with young professionals and families alike. The area provides a mixture of residential-style properties, with plenty of larger detached and semi-detached houses. They were predominantly built in the 1930s and have large rear gardens, drives and garages, making them popular with families. Follow our guide to find out the details on our range of Brondesbury properties for sale and to let.

The Area in Depth

Brondesbury history

As Brondesbury is technically part of Kilburn, their history is closely intertwined. However in medieval times Brondesbury belonged to St Paul’s Cathedral, and for most of its history it was a rural area. It wasn’t until the mid-nineteenth century that residential London expanded and Brondesbury became a popular location for housing.

Brondesbury food and drink

There are a variety of places to eat and drink near Brondesbury, including Vijays for Indian food, Spicy Basil for Thai and Brazilian style burgers at X Burger. Small and Beautiful is a popular and cheerful place to grab a quick bite to eat. Salusbury Road is home to a number of delightful restaurants and bakeries, including lovely little cafes like Jack’s Bar.

There are a number of pubs near Brondesbury including the North London Tavern which has a relaxed atmosphere and a good food menu. The Good Ship is a popular late night venue on a Saturday, and hosts a good comedy night on a Monday.

Brondesbury shopping

The Salusbury Road Farmers Market opens on a Sunday morning and stocks a wide variety of local produce. Belvedere Traditional on Kilburn High Road is a new deli that is popular with locals, and is located opposite a Sainsbury’s Local. The shops and amenities of Kilburn High Road are a short walk away.