Abbey Road Cross

in London

Where is Abbey Road Cross located?

Towering over the famous Abbey Road street, the new residential complex finds itself in the very heart of the London Borough of Camden. Moreover, Beatles fans will be delighted to know that it takes only 14 minutes of strolling along Abbey Road to reach the legendary zebra crossing from the iconic album cover.

Apart from the close proximity to Abbey Road Studios and, therefore, a buzzing music scene of the neighbourhood, the new complex is surrounded by an abundance of charming cafes, authentic bars, and cosy restaurants.

As a place to escape the hustle and bustle of the capital, Abbey Road Cross places its residents within walking distance from a stunning collection of green spaces, including Regent’s Park and Primrose Hill, where you can take a tranquil stroll around beautiful green sceneries while gazing at majestic rose gardens of Regent’s Park or marvelling at breathtaking, panoramic views of London from Primrose Hill. 15 minutes away, Paddington Recreation Ground provides a wide array of sports facilities such as a brand-new gym, outdoor tennis courts, a cricket pitch, a bowling green, and a multi-use tarmac court.

It is easy getting around the city from Abbey Road Cross as both the South Hampstead and Kilburn Park stations are within a 10-minute walk, providing links to and around the city centre.

What’s around?

• Nurseries/ Education: Teddies Nurseries Ltd (3 min), Bright Horizons West Hampstead Day Nursery and Preschool (3 min), Abacus Ark Nursery Schools, Maida Vale (2 min), Learning & Development Centre (4 min), SmartSouls (4 min)
• Shopping: O2 Centre (7 min), Hadson Mall (7 min), The Brunswick Centre (25 min)
• Medical Facilities: Belsize Priory Health Centre (1 min), The Abbey Medical Centre (1 min), Kilburn Park Medical Centre (3 min), St John & St Elizabeth Hospital (4 min)
• Café/Restaurants: Morso Abbey Road (1 min), RAWSHÀ (1 min), Chayada Thai Cuisine (1 min), Belgrave (1 min), The Clifton (2 min), Brasserie Cafe Med (3 min), Hart & Lova Bakery (1 min), Franco Manca (2 min)
• Others: Evolving Fitness, Kilburn (3 min), ODEON Luxe Swiss Cottage (3 min)

What does the exterior look like?

Abbey Road Cross is composed of a 13-storey tower that looms over the intersection of Abbey Road and Belsize Road and an adjacent mid-rise block, stretched along Belsize Road. The kiln-fired red-brick façade of the shorter section is juxtaposed by smoked blue brickwork of the tower. The tower displays two types of balconies. The first one is a cantilevered balcony, covered with large format panels, while the second type appears in the form of stacked balconies with straight-line railings. The whole complex is adorned with enormous floor-to-ceiling windows.

What is available on-site?

Residents and visitors are greeted with an elegant entrance lobby and a 24-hour concierge desk ready to assist with any task.

In addition, Abbey Road Cross provides secure underground parking spaces as well as cycle storage. To ensure top-notch security and make homeowners feel safe, the complex is equipped with CCTV cameras throughout the perimeter of the building.

Also, all blocks are provided with a lift to all floors for your convenience.

How to get around?

• Bus stop: 31, N28, N31, 139, 189 (1 min)
• Metro Line: Overground (2 min), Jubilee (3 min)
• Road Access: Finchley Road
• Airport: Manchester Airport (MAN) (27 min), London City Airport (57 min), Heathrow Airport (44 min)
• Car Rental: Zipcar (3 min), Cool Cars 4 Hire (1 min), Enterprise Car Club (2 min)
• Heliport: Heliport (22 min), Helipad 01 (26 min)
• Others: Santander Cycles (7 min), Canal and River Cruises Ltd (8 min)

What kind of units are available?

Abbey Road Cross is composed of 75 units, ranging from one- to three-bedroom apartments that offer 28 different layouts to make sure that everyone can find something suitable.

To enjoy the breathtaking views of London, each apartment comes with either a balcony or a terrace. The halls and living areas sport engineered oak wood flooring, while the floor in the bedrooms is covered with a soft grey carpet.

The contemporary bespoke kitchens come with handleless units in pearl grey gloss that adds a bit of a spark to the interior. The area is fully fitted with integrated Siemens appliances.

In the bathrooms, the floor and three walls are covered with porcelain tiles. The showers and baths feature chrome mixers with thermostatic controls and an anti-scald device.

Who is the developer?

The Camden Collection is responsible for the construction of Abbey Road Cross. Founded and managed by the London Borough of Camden, the company feels accountable towards the community of the area to create properties that will boost the image of the borough and make it more attractive in the eyes of locals and visitors. With a relatively small portfolio of properties throughout Camden, the Camden Collection’s residential developments include Kiln Place, XY Air, and Highgate Newtown.

To find out more about Abbey Road Cross and the Camden Collection, please visit the official website of the developer.