Bayswater Estate Agents

Chancellors' Notting Hill branch has a wide range of houses and properties for sale and let in and around Bayswater. Explore our properties for sale in Bayswater, including flats. Our highly experienced and professional team have a wealth of knowledge about the Bayswater property market and are on hand six days a week (from Monday to Sunday) to answer your questions about buying, selling and renting property in Bayswater. To find out more, contact Chancellors Estate Agents Notting Hill.

The main highstreets in the town are Queensway and Westbourne Grove. Restaurants in the area are plentiful and serve an exciting range of ethnic cuisines. The Whitelays shopping centre is located on Queensway Road, where the UK’s first department store (also called Whitelays) previously stood. The street is also home to the largest ice rink in the city of London, The Queen’s Ice & Bowl Rink, and recent investments in the area have made it one of the most popular entertainment hubs in London. The Queensway tube station offers transport into and out of the town. Other stations located near to Bayswater include the Paddington Station and Notting Hill Gate Station. The white marble arch is now located in Bayswater. According to tradition, only the Royal Family and the King’s Troop are permitted to pass through the arch, and only on very special occasions. Schools in the Bayswater area include the prestigious Maria Montessori School and the Southbank International School. Secondary schools include the diverse Whitefield School and the renowned all-girls school, St Marleyborne C of E.  

Bayswater is a stylish, cosmopolitan and multicultural district in the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea. Located just two miles from London’s Charring Cross, the area has a population of 17,500 per square metre and is home to several ethnic communities. The area is home to London’s main Greek Orthodox Church, St Sophia’s Cathedral. As well as providing regular church services, the church runs a school and endeavours to teach Greek children about their heritage through traditional activities such as Greek Dance. The UK headquarters of the Roman Catholic Opus Dei are also located in Bayswater. Bayswater is the home of many famous British figures, including former prime-ministers Winston Churchill and Tony Blair, actresses Jennifer Saunders and Keira Knightley, and scientist Alexander Fleming. TV Presenter Demot O’Leary was also born in the area. Many of the properties in the area are built in the traditional terrace style and have been split up to create new, modern flats and stylish apartments. Untouched terraces are available, and continue to be popular amongst families, providing spacious rooms and large gardens. Listed buildings in the area include the Mitre, a 19^th century house located at 24 Cavern Terrace.