Kentish Town, in North-West London, is an area in the London Borough of Camden. Traditionally in the shadow of Camden Town, Kentish Town is increasing in popularity with a reputation as a neat, but perhaps underappreciated, part of London.

There are great options for passing time in Kentish town, night and day. The O2 Forum, for instance, welcomes a host of musical talent every year, in a historic former cinema space. Fortess Road, located between Kentish Town and Tufnell Park stations, has also grown in popularity of late, garnering a reputation as a sleek shopping spot and tasteful evening destination. Many pubs offer great social spaces in the area too, with Kentish Town comfortably laying claim to the deceptively-named Camden Town Brewery.
As with most of London, Kentish Town’s housing options are varied. Quirky ‘Rainbow Streets’ exist, with attractive terraces boasting various pastel-coloured facades. These compliment other, less colourful terraced houses as well as a variety of flats and other homes.

Kentish Town station receives both underground and National Rail service via Thameslink trains and the Northern Line, making travel to other areas of London effortless. This only adds to Kentish Town’s growing charm.

Many cleaners on the Housekeep platform regularly service the NW5 postcode. These experienced, vetted cleaners offer 5-star cleaning for all of Kentish Town’s various housing arrangements.