About Primerose Hill

Primrose Hill is an offshoot of the famous Regent Park in London. It is a 256 feet hillock on the Northern face of Regent Park. The hill has a breath-taking view of Central London and the surrounding area. Similar to Regent Park the Hill was part of property owned by Henry VIII, and belonged to the Crown in 1841 through an Act of Parliament. The area surrounding the Hill is also a well-known fashion district in London. The developed part of the Hill follows the villa pattern of Regent Park, and is occupied by Victorian terraces. It lies in a more prestigious fashion district in London in the urban belt that lies in the core of London and is an affluent and flourishing locale.

The hill is popular with sightseers, kite-fliers, sun-bather benchwarmers and people who need a break from the hustle and bustle of their busy shopping schedule. The hill is a success story of an urban village in London, and has been such a success due to its social and historic development. The Hill is most popular with the trendy, young and famous London socialites, particularly those in the limelight. There are many cosy nooks and crannies, cafes, restaurants and pubs. Its possible to approach the Hill by short walk from Camden Town or by canal. It would be a wonderful place to celeb watch or enjoy the spectacular views of one of the most trendy districts in London.

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