The Regents Park Townhouse - 5 Min Walk to Camden Station

On Oval Road, one of Camden’s most quietly distinguished streets beside Regent’s Park, this Victorian townhouse holds a rare calm. Its tall sash windows, high ceilings and understated Victorian detailing give the house a soft, grounded presence from the moment you step inside. Set across two levels, it opens into the largest private garden on the street.

The living and dining areas keep a clear, gentle rhythm: simple lines, muted tones and windows framing moments of greenery. The kitchen opens directly to the garden, fully equipped with generous counter space, thoughtful tools and an espresso machine for slow early mornings. It’s a space made for gathering, preparation blending into conversation, and evenings that unfold naturally.

On the lower level, a full-size professional table tennis table sets off spontaneous matches, and the private office next to it offers a calm corner when it’s time to switch into work mode.

The five bedrooms span two levels, three upstairs distinguished by remarkably high ceilings and two downstairs with a more enclosed, evening-leaning feel.

The garden sets its own scene, two chairs beneath the trees, the long table drawing people into the kind of moments you remember, and a bench at the far end where the city softens.

This part of Camden carries a quiet cultural legacy: the surrounding streets were shaped by the same creative energy that drew Amy Winehouse, The Rolling Stones, Pink Floyd and Jimi Hendrix to perform and create here. The Roundhouse stands close by, a landmark where legends debuted, experimented and electrified London, giving the neighbourhood a depth that lingers and pairs with the home’s timeless character.

Beyond the gate, Regent’s Park lies moments away, with Primrose Hill rising just beyond it. The canal curves at the end of the street, and Camden’s creative pulse lives only minutes from the door.