Camden Removals
Britannia Ryansmove is a family-run removals and storage company based in North West London. We are ideally located for removals in Camden, and have been carrying out home and business moves for over 40 years.
We provide a reliable, professional removal service in Camden. Whether you are moving locally or further afield, you can request a quote or call us on 0208 328 3378 for more information.
Camden Removal Service
Our Camden home removal service includes an extensive pre-move survey, so your move can be tailored to meet your requirements, and to determine any additional services you may like to include, such as storage, full or part packing service, shredding, or international removals for overseas moves.
For more information about our Camden removals services, please give us a call on 0208 328 3378 or you can request a quote.
Where is Camden?
Camden is a vibrant and eclectic area in North West London, known for its iconic markets, lively music scene, and diverse cultural heritage. Nestled just a few miles from central London, Camden is bordered by neighbourhoods like Primrose Hill, Kentish Town, and King’s Cross, which makes it a popular destination for both locals and visitors. People are drawn to Camden due to its artistic energy, excellent transport links, and proximity to Regents Canal and Hampstead Heath, with the area offering a unique blend of urban charm and community spirit.
Is Camden in the Congestion Zone?
Parts of Camden fall within London’s Congestion Charge Zone, though not all areas are affected. The Congestion Charge primarily covers central London, and its boundaries may extend to certain southern parts of Camden, depending on your location. Areas closer to Camden Town or further north are generally outside the zone, while locations nearer to Euston or King’s Cross may fall within it.
If you’re moving to Camden, it’s worth checking Transport for London’s (TfL) Congestion Charge map to confirm whether your specific address is affected.
What to Do in Camden?
Camden is brimming with things to see and do, offering something for everyone. A visit to the famous Camden Market is a must, where you’ll find everything from vintage clothing and handmade crafts to global street food. Music lovers can explore the area’s rich musical history, with legendary venues like the Roundhouse and Electric Ballroom regularly hosting live performances.
For a quieter escape, you can stroll along Regent’s Canal or take in the views from nearby Primrose Hill. Art enthusiasts will appreciate the vibrant street art dotted throughout the neighbourhood, while history buffs can visit the Jewish Museum or explore Camden’s punk rock heritage.
Is Camden a Good Place to Live?
Camden is celebrated for being exciting and dynamic place to live, offering a mix of urban energy and community charm. It boasts a diverse culture, excellent transport links, and wealth of amenities, and attracts residents from all walks of life. The area is known for its vibrant markets, eclectic food scene, and lively nightlife, which makes it particularly appealing to young professionals and creatives.
Families also find Camden attractive thanks to its green spaces, such as Regent’s Park and Hampstead Heath, as well as the variety of excellent schools in the area. The property market offers everything from stylish flats in converted warehouses to elegant period homes.
While some areas can be bustling, Camden’s sense of character and its blend of culture and convenience make it a highly desirable place to call home.
Moving to Camden
If you are moving to Camden you will find mix of every kind of property, from low-rise blocks of flats and small Victorian terraces, to the palatial Victorian and Georgian terraces off the Camden Road and along Gloucester Crescent.
As a London borough that stretches to form part of Central London, Camden Town is within the constituency and is well known as a place for all things alternative; food, fashion, subcultures and entertainment. Famed for its Camden Lock village and market, there is something for everyone to enjoy from fashion shopping, to street food and coffee shops.
Homes in Camden
Gentrification from neighbouring Primrose Hill over the past decade pushed property prices up in Camden. The popular white Georgian terraces which are synonymous with residential London are changing hands for well over £1 million.
Buyers looking to secure a Camden property will be hard pushed to find a flat for less than £500,000. Take this up to £700,000 for two bedrooms. Family-sized terraced homes can be found for less than £1m, however, once you hit four bedrooms, you will need to have a minimum budget of £1m.
Those looking to rent a three-bedroom property should have a monthly minimum budget of £3,000 or £4,000 for four bedrooms. Smaller townhouses or end of terrace homes with two bedrooms fall between £2,500 and £3,500 pcm. Flats start at £1,600 but easily escalate over £3,500 pcm.
Schools in Camden
There are countless state-funded primary schools throughout Camden, many are Church of England or Roman Catholic. Spots at local secondary schools are fiercely fought over by parents, especially top-performer Parliament Hill School.
In terms all-through private schools, University College and South Hampstead High School have fantastic reputations.
Camden Transport Links
Camden Town tube station is at the centre of Camden and sits on the Northern line. Mornington Crescent, Chalk Farm and Kentish Town are all other stations in the Camden area and which one you use will depend upon where you live.
Camden is also well-connected by London Overground services at Camden Road, Kentish Town West and Euston station. In terms of National rail services, Euston, St Pancras International and King’s Cross are a walk or short bus ride away. Camden is very easily reached by bus from almost anywhere in North or Central London.
For more information about our removal services in Camden, to get a no obligation quote, or to arrange a removal survey, please contact us on 0208 328 3378 or britannia@ryansmove.com. Alternatively you can request a quote.
