Kilburn has an active high street and a diverse local community, making it a practical option for commuters, professionals and residents who value convenient everyday amenities. Kilburn High Road offers a wide range of shops, cafés, restaurants and services, while residential streets include period terraces, mansion blocks and converted properties. The Gaumont State building is a prominent Art Deco landmark, and the Kiln Theatre adds to the area's cultural offer.
Nearby parks provide options for outdoor time away from the main road. Kilburn has access to Underground, Overground and National Rail services at stations in and around the neighbourhood, giving residents a range of routes across London. Its mix of transport, local businesses and housing gives the area a lively, well-connected feel.
Highlights
Jubilee line access
Bars & pubs
Lioness line access
Independent cafes
Kilburn Underground station provides Jubilee line services, while Kilburn High Road offers London Overground connections.
| Station | Connections |
|---|---|
| Brondesbury Rail Station | Overground |
| Kilburn Underground Station | Underground |
| Brondesbury Park Rail Station | Overground |
Properties include victorian terraces, period conversions, maisonettes, purpose-built flats and modern apartments.

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2-6 Station Parade,
NW2 4NH
Kilburn falls under Brent Council
| Band | Annual council tax |
|---|---|
| A | £1,490 |
| B | £1,738 |
| C | £1,986 |
| D | £2,235 |
| E | £2,732 |
| F | £3,228 |
| G | £3,725 |
| H | £4,470 |
Indicative rates for 2026/2027
Explore property prices, rental trends and housing market data for Kilburn, including recent sales performance and average rental values.
Average Sold Price
£730K
Average Flat Price
£528K
Annual Growth
+5.1%
Kilburn is in North West London, stretching across parts of Brent, Camden and Westminster. The neighbourhood sits between Willesden Green, Queen's Park, West Hampstead and Maida Vale, with Kilburn High Road forming its main commercial spine.
Kilburn spans the London Boroughs of Brent, Camden and Westminster. The area crosses several borough boundaries, with nearby Queen's Park, West Hampstead, Brondesbury and Maida Vale offering different residential environments and amenities.
Kilburn is primarily covered by NW6, with neighbouring areas using NW2, NW3 and NW10. Kilburn High Road, Brondesbury and the residential streets around Kilburn Park are generally associated with NW6.
Kilburn is popular for its excellent transport links, diverse local community and broad choice of period and modern homes. Kilburn High Road offers independent shops, cafés, restaurants and everyday amenities, while Kilburn Grange Park and nearby Queen's Park provide green space. The area's location between Central and North West London makes it particularly appealing to professionals, renters and first-time buyers.
Kilburn is known for Kilburn High Road, its independent businesses, theatres and music venues, as well as its multicultural community. The Tricycle Theatre, Kiln Theatre, Kilburn Grange Park and nearby Queen's Park are among the area's best-known local attractions.
Property prices in Kilburn vary according to the exact location, property type, size and proximity to stations such as Kilburn, Kilburn Park and Brondesbury. The area offers Victorian and Edwardian houses, period conversions, mansion flats and modern apartments. See the latest house prices in Kilburn to explore property prices and the local market.
Kilburn offers Victorian and Edwardian terraces, period conversions, mansion flats, maisonettes and modern apartments. One and two-bedroom flats are particularly common close to Kilburn High Road and the Underground stations, while larger period houses are available on quieter residential streets towards Queen's Park and West Hampstead. Browse properties to rent or properties for sale.
Browse the latest properties to rent in Kilburn, including one and two-bedroom flats, period conversions, mansion flats, modern apartments and larger family homes. Rental properties can be found around Kilburn High Road, Kilburn Park, Brondesbury and the surrounding residential streets.
Explore the latest properties for sale, including Victorian and Edwardian houses, period conversions, mansion flats and contemporary apartments. Larger homes towards Queen's Park and West Hampstead are popular with families, while flats close to transport links provide options for professionals and first-time buyers.
Kilburn Underground station provides Jubilee line services, while Kilburn Park offers Bakerloo line connections. Brondesbury and West Hampstead provide London Overground services, with West Hampstead also offering Thameslink and Jubilee line connections nearby.
Kilburn has a range of primary and secondary schools across the surrounding neighbourhoods, with families also benefiting from schools in Queen's Park, West Hampstead and Hampstead. Access to parks such as Queen's Park and Kilburn Grange Park adds to the area's appeal for families.
Foxtons provides local property expertise for buyers, sellers, landlords and renters across Kilburn and neighbouring North West London areas. The team can advise on period houses, apartments, rental properties and homes close to Kilburn High Road, Queen's Park and West Hampstead. Visit the nearest Foxtons branch for local property advice.
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