Ladbroke Grove - A centre of Music and culture

Ladbroke Grove - Region Background and Development

Due to Ladbroke Grove proximity to Notting Hill, the rise of Notting Hill has also led to the rise of the Ladbroke Grove area. There are many large Victorian houses and slightly smaller Edwardian houses on the river bank in the Ladbroke Grove area. The purchase price of Ladbroke Grove is about 1.25 million pounds, and the rental price is about 3,400 pounds per month. The 170-acre Ladbroke estate was agricultural land until the 1820s, providing rental income to the landowners. In 1819, James Weller Ladbroke began to develop farmland into dwellings in response to the growing population of London. After 50 years of hard work, the entire residential area was built. He hired a building surveyor, Thomas Allason, to design the residential area. A north-south street (now Ladbroke Grove) divides the residential area into two, with a series of streets and 16 public gardens on both sides, and a beautiful garden in the middle. Stucco or semi-stucco houses, mainly townhouses or semi-detached villas, with very beautiful vistas.

Ladbroke Grove - Location and Traffic

Ladbroke Grove is located in London zone2, the postcode is W10, it belongs to the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, located in the south of Portobello Road, North North of Notting Hill, south of Kensal Green, about four miles from central London. Public transportation includes two subway lines, the Circle Line and the Hammersmith & City Line. Due to its proximity to Notting Hill, the Ladbroke Grove area has also led to the rise of the Ladbroke Grove area with the rise of Notting Hill. Many famous music creators have chosen to settle here. In recent years, it has transformed into popular strip. It also attracts some buyers who like Notting Hill but may not be able to afford it, and instead invest in the Ladbroke Grove area.

Ladbroke Grove - Life and Recreation

Since the Ladbroke Grove is an extension of Notting Hill, it is relatively walking distance to enjoy the colourful life style in the Notting Hill area. Imagine a leisurely weekend, walking and eating from Portobello Road in Notting Hill. There are several local stores in Ladbroke Grove worth exploring: Warris Vianni sells beautiful fabrics from India, Les Couilles du Chien is A quirky antique shop, Lisboa is a Portuguese deli, John Doe is a wood-burning grill, and of course there are bicycle shops like Halfpipe, furniture stores, and North African cuisine Wormwood! There are almost all kinds of international cuisines and shops to choose from here, so you can find time to explore!

Ladbroke Grove - Local Education

According to Ofsted, an authoritative office for standards in education in the UK, in the Ladbroke Grove area there are:

Primary School

Comprehensive School

Private School

Ladbroke Grove - Property Market

There are many large Victorian houses as well as smaller Edwardian houses on the banks of the Ladbroke Grove area. The following data is shown by the data report of Zoopla, a well-known British real estate website, about the average house price, rent and house price changes in the Ladbroke Grove area in recent years.

Ladbroke Grove - Council Tax

Council Tax is a tax that you have to pay every month whether you buy or rent a house. It can be classified as a necessary fixed cost, so check the Council Tax in the area before buying or renting a house: