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Moving to Kentish Town?

Kentish Town is a part of North London, located within the London Borough of Camden. It is around 2 miles from the Centre of London and is accessible via London Underground services at Kentish Town itself which is on the Northern Line as well as carrying over-ground services for National Rail’s Midland main line. There is also a station at Kentish Town West, featuring trains on the over ground North London Line. London bus services are also common in the area, offering routes into Central London.

First recorded during the reign of King John in the 13th Century, Kentish Town was at that time recognised as being a thriving hamlet. It wasn’t until the 19th Century that serious modernisation took place, providing the start point for the charming neighbourhood Kentish Town is nowadays. ‘The industrial focus of the area during its development period was the manufacture of pianos and organs, this continued for many years before slowly dying out. Development continued after World War II but many of the areas older properties were retained, preserving a lot of the area’s considerable charm.

Modern Kentish Town is a thriving and busy shopping area with many business interests; also its close proximity to Camden town has made it more attractive as a shopping district. The High Street still retains many of its independent shops, mixed with a few more recognisable chain stores, giving it a really pleasant feel. A shop worth a visit is Flavours, a specialist delicatessen selling high quality home baked food also. It is located on Torriano avenue a famous street in the area dating back to 1814. Close- by is Torriano cottages a small enclave of largely untouched buildings retaining nearly all of their original charm, a rare site in London nowadays.

The area is also well known for its great range of pubs and bars, many of them offering live music (The Bull and Gate is famous for early performances by Blur, Suede and The Pogues among numerous others) There is also a larger music venue the Forum (formerly the Town and Country Club) which still hosts regular performances from many popular artists

Eating out in Kentish town is suitably diverse as you might expect for an area of considerable charm and cool and a good place to start would be The Junction Tavern, a really popular Gastro-pub on Fortess Road. Further down the same street, radically different but no less exciting is the Lalibela Ethiopian restaurant offering very authentic African dishes in a friendly environment. In addition there is a vast range of other options so finding something suitable should not be a problem.

Famous people associated with Kentish Town are numerous but some good examples are John Snow, the TV journalist, Bill Nighy the popular British actor and politician Tessa Jowell.

Historical Place of Interest: St Pancras Public baths opened in 1900, currently being refurbished.

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