St John's Wood is a well known district in north west Londin which is the home of Lord's Cricket Ground and the Abbey Road Studios, where the famous Beatles pedestrian crossing istill offers a photo opportunities for tourists - old and young, foreign and UK nationals, recreating the photo of the Fab Four on the famous Abbey Road album. The reknown American School is located here, which explains the many east and west coast American accents that can be heard in the area. St John's Wood is highly sought after as a residential location. It has its own High Street where all day to day requirements can be found as well as specialised food and luxury goods - fashion and present buying boutiques. There are also good restaurants and many SJW residents claim never to have to venture far from home for their beds and wants. The southern boundary is Prince Albert Road which overlooks the northern flank of what we feel is the nicest of the Royal parks, The Regent' Park is located immediately alongside is the open space of Primrose Hill and, like St John's Wood, is made up of villas discreetly located behind gates. Walk to the top of Primrose Hill and look across the London skyline to see Crystal Palace and Battersea Power Station to the south, St Paul's Cathedral, the London Eye on the Thames southbank and right across to the City and Canary Wharf in the east.

St John's Wood is highly sought

after as a residential location