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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.

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.

Best Green Spaces in & around Willesden Green

Best Green Spaces in & around Willesden Green

Whether you are thinking of moving to Willesden Green, or have just recently arrived and are yet to fully discover what the area has to offer, you will want to know more about the local parks and recreational spaces. Here are five of the best green spaces in and around Willesden Green for you to explore.

Roundwood Park

Roundwood Park

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. Around the entrance and flower garden areas there is a dog control order, but otherwise they are allowed to roam freely. Inside you’ll find a wildlife area, children’s playground, areas for basketball and 5-a-side football, bowling greens and the ever-popular Roundwood Lodge Café.

King Edward VII Park

King Edward VII Park

Opened close to the start of the 20th century, King Edward VII Park attracts locals of all ages right throughout the year. Tennis fanatics are able to pre-book the three courts that are available at a reasonable price. There are also 7-a-side and full-size 11-a-side football pitches, along with multi-use game areas and bowling greens for those who prefer their sports at a more leisurely pace. Healthy walks through the park are regularly organised by Brent council, and with more than 20 acres of lush Northwest London greenery to explore, it’s a local park used and cherished by thousands living nearby.

Mapesbury Dell

Mapesbury Dell

Mapesbury Dell is a relatively new green space in Willesden Green, having only been made available to the public since 1979. Historically it was owned by All Souls College Oxford (a constituent college of the university) before serving as farmland in the late 1800s. There is a dog control order for this park, so be sure to read up about the restrictions in full if you have a four-legged best friend in need of a walk. Venture inside and you’ll find a beautiful pond filled with wildlife and plenty of spaces and places to lounge around with friends and family on hotter days. Local events are also held in Mapesbury Dell throughout the year, more details of which can be found on their website.

Gladstone Park

Gladstone Park

Gladstone Park was originally known as Dollis Hill Park, but due to its strong links with former Prime Minister Sir William Gladstone (who died the previous year and spent much of his time there) the name was changed in December 1899. It offers 97 acres of open green spaces to explore and is the most heavily used park in the borough of Brent. Thanks to its high environmental standards it is also the holder of the prestigious Green Flag Award. Duck ponds and woodlands are popular areas for visitors, and views of Wembley Stadium, London Eye, the Shard and Parliament can be seen from the top of the hill on clear days.

Queen’s Park

Queen’s Park

From the pitch-and-putt golf course and six all-weather tennis courts, to the children’s paddling pool and animal farm, it’s easy to see why Queen’s Park attracts so many visitors every day of the year. It is also a holder of the Green Flag award due to the consistently high standards of care and conservation it provides to the space. Queen’s Park originally opened towards the end of the 19th century during the Victorian era and features an iron/timber-clad bandstand that has been Grade II-listed since 2000. The park serves as the centre point for the local community and provides 30 acres of reflective escape away whenever you need it.

Other guides

Other guides

Willesden Green Commuters Guide

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.

Other guides

Willesden Green Schools Guide

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.

Other guides

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.

Other guides

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

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