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Retail Properties for Sale Near the Kentish Town, London

13 Brecknock Rd

London, N7 0BL

Retail for Sale
£375,000
915 sq ft
1 Unit Available

Air Conditioning

London Retail for Sale - Kentish Town

The available commercial accommodation comprises 224 sq ft at upper ground level and 691 sq ft at lower ground level, delivering a practical and flexible layout suited to a variety of Class E(a) users. The entrance provides striking volume with a double-height ceiling, enhancing visibility and customer impact. Internally, the space transitions into a mix of open operational areas and multiple treatment rooms, supported by modern essentials including air conditioning, a mechanical shutter, a kitchenette and WC. The configuration allows for efficient workflow while offering adaptability for retail, wellness, grooming, or other service-orientated occupiers

Contact:

Jarvis Keller

Property Subtype:

Shopfront Retail / Residential

Date on Market:

03/02/2026

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315-317-319 Kentish Town Road

Retail for Sale
£2,228,400
4,110 sq ft
2 Retail Properties

London Portfolio of properties for Sale - Kentish Town

Freehold Investment/development for Sale: 3 Retail units with residential accommodation above. Gross Rent: £136,700 pax (exclusive) The premises for sale: 315 Kentish Road, NW5, comprises a shop trading as a restaurant take away over basement and ground level, recently refurbished and let on 15-year lease from 08/09/2020 producing £42,000pax, approx. 1870 sqft with benefit of planning use A1/A3. The upper floors comprise a three-bed maisonette over first and second floors sold on a 189-year lease from 25 May 1986 at peppercorn ground rent. 317-319 Kentish Town Road, comprises ground floor retail units let to Done Brothers (Cash Betting) trading as Betfred from 22/01/2024, term of 10 years passing rent £50,000 pax. Rent review on 22/01/2029, tenant-only break on 21/01/2029 with benefit of Sui Generis use. Approx. 2,240 sqft. First floor flat approx. 623 sqft, let on AST at £23,400 for 12 months term from 24/06/2025. Second floor flat approx. 658 sqft let on AST at £21,300 pax for 24 months from 01/05/2024. Third floor flat built out as a two-bedroom flat but not finished and currently vacant. Planning granted for two further, two-bedroom flats via York Rise from planning application number 2019/2014/P, works not started and interested parties to undertake due diligence to satisfy themselves with regards to planning.

Contact:

Salter Rex LLP

Date on Market:

09/09/2025

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148 Kentish Town Rd

London, NW1 9QB

Retail for Sale
£2,750,000
2,445 sq ft

London Retail for Sale - Kentish Town

A freehold mixed-use building on Kentish Town Road, NW1 amongst the shops, restaurants and travel amenities of both Kentish Town and Camden. The property comprises a commercial unit with 5 flats above totaling circa 4838 sq ft of accommodation with a total income of circa £153,636 pa. Asking Price: £2,750,000 (subject to contract) or £1,700,000 stc for the freehold with the 2 rear apartments sold off on 999 year leases.

Contact:

LDN Investments

Property Subtype:

Shopfront

Date on Market:

15/04/2026

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189 Kentish Town Rd

London, NW5 2JU

Retail for Sale
£2,150,000
1,277 sq ft

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London Retail for Sale - Kentish Town

Prominent Corner Building in the heart of Kentish Town. Estate agency on the ground and lower ground floors with 3 x 2 bedroom flats and 1 x studio above. Income: c£144,600 pa. Asking Price: £2,150,000 (subject to contract).

Contact:

LDN Investments

Property Subtype:

Shopfront Retail / Residential

Date on Market:

15/04/2026

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More details for Malden Rd, London - Retail for Sale

Fiddlers Elbow Public House - Malden Rd

London, NW5 3HS

Retail for Sale
£1,500,000
4,370 sq ft

London Retail for Sale - Kentish Town

This rarely available freehold property, with its substantial upper floors, presents a unique development opportunity. Its combination of historic character, strategic location, and underutilised space makes it highly attractive to owner-occupiers, investors, and developers alike. Whether enhancing the existing operation, converting the upper floors for residential or alternative commercial use (subject to planning), or capitalising on the brand equity of a cultural landmark, this property offers significant scope for value creation in one of London’s most sought-after districts.