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Neighbourhoods

• St Johns Wood & Regents Park
• Maida Vale & Little Venice
• Hampstead & Belsize Park
• Primrose Hill & Swiss Cottage
• South Hampstead & West Hampstead
• Golders Green & Hampstead Garden Suburb
• Marylebone & Mayfair
• Chelsea & Belgravia
• Knightsbridge & Brompton
• Notting Hill & Holland Park
• Kensington & South Kensington

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Neighbourhoods - St Johns Wood

Home to the American School in London , St. John’s Wood is one of the most popular neighbourhoods for relocating American families and a logical choice for accommodating education needs. Chic modern apartments and traditional mansion-style flats overlooking Regent’s Park share streets with terraced houses and ambassador-style homes. Wide windows, modern kitchens and baths, private gardens and lovely architectural features make these residences some of the most coveted properties in London . Nearby cafes, boutiques and shops provide a good excuse for a daily stroll in this community, popular for its friendly personality, leafy green trees and proximity to family favourites such as Regent’s Park.

Only 15 minutes to Heathrow Airport via Heathrow Express from Paddington Station, the wide availability of public and private transport appeal to all who call St. John’s Wood home.

Tube Stations: St. John’s Wood (Jubilee Line), Maida Vale (Bakerloo Line)

Neighbourhoods - Regents Park

Designed in 1811 by renowned architect John Nash, Regents Park was originally 410 acres of hunting ground for the fortunate residences abutting the park, however nowadays boasting London Zoo, a world class Rose Garden, Running Track, Tennis Club, Boating Lake and the biggest outdoor sporting area in London, Regent’s Park is a wondrous location.

The properties here consist of beautiful stucco fronted terraced homes, known as the ‘Nash Terraces’, which overlook the park and contribute to this neighbourhood’s charming personality. It is fair to say that these terraces are some of the most striking and beautiful residential buildings in London . The area also includes some spectacular apartments and Mews Houses.

Tube Stations: Regent’s Park (Bakerloo Line), Baker Street (Bakerloo, Metropolitan, Jubilee, Hammersmith and City and Circle Lines)

General Information...

Jean Oddy and her associates can assist you with making the right decisions for transportation and school needs.

• Visit schools to view descriptions and resources for your child's education needs.
• Visit transportation for more information on public and private transportation options and resources.