Branch address

Regal Asset Managers Limited
T/A Regal Estates
383 High Road, Willesden
London NW10 2JR

T: 020 8459 2530

Opening hours

Monday – Friday: 9.00AM – 6.00PM
Saturday: 9.30AM – 3.00PM
Sunday: Closed.

If you call the office outside of these hours please feel free to leave a message and one of our team will get back to you during opening hours.

Out of hours

Emergency contact numbers:

T: 020 8459 9444
T: 020 8459 9447
T: 020 8459 9443

Useful information

Transport: The nearest tube station to our office is Dollis Hill located on the Jubilee line. We are located a very short walk from Willesden Bus Garage and bus routes 52, 98, 260, 266, 302 & 460

Parking: Pay & Display parking on surrounding roads or free parking for a short period available at B&M Willesden.

Willesden Green Commuters Guide

Thinking of buying or renting property in Willesden Green? Take a look at our Commuters Guide to find out everything you need to know about travelling in and around Willesden Green.

Located just far enough away from the centre of the capital to offer a more relaxed way of life, while still providing strong transport connections, Willesden Green remains a great place to set up home. The lower house and rental prices along with the variety of transport options available, ensure that the area remains highly sought after. Tube, rail, buses and cycling routes are all available, while those travelling into London can connect to Euston and St Pancras in no time at all.

TUBE AND RAIL

Willesden Green has its own Underground Station which sits in-between Dollis Hill and Kilburn tube stations. Located on Walm Lane, the station serves the Jubilee Line in zones 2 and 3, making it easy to get into and out of London.

Commuters travelling from Willesden Green station can expect the average journey times to be:

  • Just under 30 minutes to reach St Pancras or Euston
  • Around 15 minutes to reach Central London (Baker Street)

The station is only a short walk away from the main high street, which is the area’s main shopping hub. It’s where locals will find boutique and name brand retail outlets, along with a wide variety of restaurants and bars.

The nearest mainline station is Brondesbury Park, which connects commuters to Richmond in the west of the capital, Clapham Junction close to central London, and Stratford in the east of the city.

To get full details of tube and rail options in Willesden Green visit the TFL website.

BUS

There are plenty of bus routes available in Willesden Green that allow you to commute into work around the capital.

Commuters travelling into London can use the following routes from Willesden Green tube station:

  • St Pancras: 266/460 to Sheldon Rd – 189 to Baker St – 205/30 to St Pancras – approx. 90 mins
  • Euston: 266/460 to Sheldon Rd – 16/332 to Edgware Rd – 18 to Euston – approx. 70 mins

The three main local bus routes travelling from Willesden Green station are:

  • 260: Runs to Acton and Shepherd’s Bush Station
  • 266: Runs to Acton and Brent Cross
  • 460: Runs to Finchley and North Finchley

The fastest and most direct route into London is via tube, which takes a fraction of the time. However, if the above routes travel directly to your destination it may prove to be more efficient. Visit the TFL website to see more details.

CYCLING

Anyone working locally and planning on cycling into work will want to be aware of the nearest cycling routes in Willesden Green.

The Quietway 3 runs for 3km through Gladstone Park, onto Willesden Green station, before connecting to Park Avenue and heading towards Kilburn station.

A new 5km route is soon to be opened which will link Wembley, Stonebridge Park and Willesden Junction and will be the first major cycling route in northwest London.

You can plan your route in the local area by visiting Cyclestreets.

DRIVING

Willesden Green is not located in the congestion zone, but anyone planning on travelling into London should be aware of the zone boundary to ensure payment is not missed. You can see full details of the congestion zone here.

Depending on traffic, drive times into the capital will vary:

  • Euston/London – between 30-40 minutes
  • Central London – between 25-30 minutes

There is usually heavy traffic congestion on weekdays before 9am, so take this into account before setting off on your journey. Public transport may be a more time efficient alternative.

Drivers should also be aware of the Ultra-Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) which came into effect from April 2019. It operates 24 hours a day, 365 days a year (except Christmas Day). The zone is designed to reduce pollution in London and will expand further from 25 October 2021. You can see the full boundaries of the zone by doing a postcode search.

If you do plan on driving, you will most likely need a parking permit from the local council.. Currently, up to three permits per household are allowed, with a maximum length of 24 months. You can apply if you live in a controlled parking zone, with prices based on vehicle emissions and the number of vehicles per household. For more information about car parking permits in Willesden Green, visit Brent Council’s website

There’s also a wide selection of local taxi and minicab firms in Willesden Green and you can always use app-based services such as Bolt, Uber and Addison Lee.

Thinking of buying or renting property in Willesden Green? Get in touch with our expert estate agent team today.

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Willesden Green Schools Guide

Families moving to Willesden Green will be keen to find out more about the local schools. From learning about their catchment areas, to gaining more insight into reputation, there is a lot of information to digest in order to choose the right one. To give you an idea of some of the best schools in the area, our Willesden Green best schools guide will give you a round-up of what to look out for.

Best Green Spaces in & around Willesden Green

Roundwood Park offers a quiet getaway from the pressures of daily life with 26.5 acres of beautiful greenery to explore. Originally called Knowles Hill (after the nearby Knowles Tower), it was turned into the park we know today during the Victorian era and now has a grade II listed status.

Top Things To Do in Willesden Green

If you are thinking of moving to Willesden Green, have just recently arrived in the area, or are looking for fun things to do locally, you’ll want to know about the spaces and places that will keep you entertained. Here are the top things to do in and around Willesden Green – for newcomers and long-time residents.

Willesden Green Gym Guide

Many people prefer to do their workouts locally, rather than cramming it in before, during or after work in central London. That is definitely the case for many people living in and around the Willesden Green area and there are a number of great gyms and places to keep fit

Looking to buy or rent property in Willesden Green?

Get in touch with our expert estate agent team today who will be happy to help.

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