Kensington Removals

Britannia Ryansmove has been providing a quality removals service in Kensington for over 40 years. If you are planning to move, get in touch for a quote and let the experts handle your move from start to finish.

Based in North West London, we are ideally located for moves locally in the Borough of Kensington. Whether you are moving to or from Kensington, our first-class home removal service can help, ensuring your move is stress-free.

Removals Service

Our removal service includes a pre-move survey, so that we can tailor the move to meet your needs, and can determine any additional services you may like to include, such as storage, a full or part packing service, or if you just require packing materials.

If you are moving abroad, then our international removals service can help you every step of the way.

We also carry out tailored business removals in Kensington, from small office moves, large corporations, to hospitals. We can also include, crate hire, document archiving and shredding as part of the commercial removals service.

Call us on 0208 328 3378 for a quote or more information on our removal and storage services or to discuss your move. Alternatively you can request a quote.

Moving to Kensington

If you are moving to Kensington, one of the most affluent hubs in London, this exclusive location spans from Notting Hill Gate and Holland Park tube stations in the north, to the A308 road in the south, which borders the Chelsea boundary. Olympia signifies the most western point of Kensington, whereas Hyde Park, the Royal Albert Hall, and the Natural History Museum stand on the eastern boundary.

Homes in Kensington are usually elegant, and expensive, with pillar-lined town houses, expansive family homes, and spacious flats and apartments. Property prices in Kensington average over £2m.  If you are lucky you may be able to buy a small 1 bedroom flat for £500K, but on average flats go for £1.5m. If you are looking to buy a detached property, you can expect to spend over £8m.

Renting in Kensington is just as expensive, with a rent range between £900 pcm for a house share or small studio to £100K per month for a luxury penthouse suite. All areas of Kensington are considered prime location due to the prestigious schools, beautiful architecture and central location.

Moving to Kensington couldn’t be easier with Britannia Ryansmove. Contact us for more information or request a quote. 

Schools in Kensington

There are several primary schools located in Kensington, with Bevington, Thomas Jones and Colville all rated Outstanding.  Kensington Aldridge Academy and All Saints Catholic College are both secondary schools that are rated outstanding.

Kensington Transport 

There are four tube stations directly in Kensington, with five other stations on the peripheries. The most central is High Street Kensington tube station, located on the Circle and District lines. South Kensington, Gloucester Road, and Earl’s Court are also located on the Circle and District lines, as well as the Piccadilly. West Brompton and Kensington Olympia are two National Rail and Overground stations located on the western border of Kensington.

There are a number of TFL bus routes running through Kensington, the main routes on Cromwell Road are routes 74 and 345. Kensington High Street is served by routes 9, 10, 27,28, 49, and 328.

Is Kensington in the Congestion Zone?

Yes, Kensington is within the Congestion Charge Zone. The zone covers a large part of central London, including areas such as Kensington, Chelsea, and Westminster. If you’re driving in this area during the charging hours, you will need to pay the congestion charge. Additionally, parts of Kensington fall within the Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ), which charges vehicles that do not meet specific emission standards. It’s best to check specific routes and vehicle details for the most up-to-date information.

What to Do in Kensington

Kensington is one of London’s most renowned areas, offering a wealth of activities for visitors and residents alike. It’s home to several of London’s most famous museums, including the Victoria and Albert Museum, the Natural History Museum, and the Science Museum, which are all within walking distance of each other.

For those who appreciate outdoor spaces, Kensington Gardens is a must. With its beautifully landscaped lawns, serene lakes, and iconic landmarks such as the Kensington Palace and the Albert Memorial, it’s an ideal spot for a relaxing stroll or a picnic. The nearby Hyde Park, one of London’s largest and most famous parks, is perfect for those looking to enjoy outdoor activities, including cycling and boating, plus it often hosts open-air concerts.

Kensington High Street is a bustling shopping destination, offering a mix of high-end boutiques, designer stores, and department stores, alongside charming cafes and restaurants. For a more relaxed experience, explore the Kensington Church Street, known for its antique shops and art galleries. Kensington is also rich in cultural attractions, with regular performances at the Royal Albert Hall, which hosts everything from classical concerts to modern music events.

Is West Kensington a Nice Place to Live?

West Kensington is an increasingly popular area for those seeking a blend of convenience, charm, and community within West London. The area offers a mix of Victorian and Edwardian architecture, with a variety of flats, townhouses, and period properties, which attract young professionals, families, and students alike. Its proximity to central London, with excellent transport links via the District Line and overground services, makes commuting easy, while still offering a quieter, more residential atmosphere compared to other parts of the city.

West Kensington is known for its leafy streets, local cafes, boutique shops, and vibrant dining scene, providing everything you need for everyday living within walking distance. The nearby Kensington Olympia exhibition centre brings cultural and business events to the area, and there are a number of green spaces, such as Holland Park and the charming Normand Park, offering relaxation and outdoor activities.

For families, West Kensington is a great choice, with reputable schools and excellent local amenities, while young professionals are drawn to its vibrant community and excellent transport links. The area also benefits from its proximity to other desirable locations such as Notting Hill, Kensington, and Chelsea, providing easy access to high-end shopping, dining, and entertainment.

If you’d like to find out more about our Kensington removals and storage services, arrange a survey or get a no obligation quote, please contact us on 0208 328 3378 or britannia@ryansmove.com, or you can request a quote.