Meet the team
Sales & Lettings experts
Lisa Centellas
Senior Negotiator
Charlie Rosling
Manager
David Curley
Negotiator
Tania Pejcinovic
Associate Director
Jasleen Virdi
Property Manager
At Winkworth we love what we do and we pride ourselves on matching the right people with the right homes. We take the time to see the little things that other agents miss - the things that make a home or a search unique. We're local experts too, ensuring that you get the best advice on the area you're looking in, as well as comprehensive knowledge on the property market.
From our 100 offices across the UK and overseas, including more offices in London than any other agency, we're able to ensure we get your home in front of the right people. And with the support of our Mayfair based Country House, China Desk, International and Marketing team, we're able to provide an unparalleled service whether you're looking to buy, sell, let or rent.
From our 100 offices across the UK and overseas, including more offices in London than any other agency, we're able to ensure we get your home in front of the right people. And with the support of our Mayfair based Country House, China Desk, International and Marketing team, we're able to provide an unparalleled service whether you're looking to buy, sell, let or rent.
Winkworth. See things differently.
Local knowledge
Living in Paddington
A little bit of history
Paddington is the birthplace of penicillin. Sir Alexander Fleming first isolated penicillin in St Mary's Hospital. It is also home to Isambard Kingdom Brunel's triumphant Grade 1 Listed London Paddington railway station and the Bishop's Bridge (also known as Paddington Bridge) Brunel's first iron bridge. Many of Paddington's homes were built in Victorian and Georgian times. You'll find particularly attractive examples in Queens Garden and Cleveland Square, as well as on Gloucester Terrace, as seen in Tom Hank's Da Vinci Code.
Paddington is the birthplace of penicillin. Sir Alexander Fleming first isolated penicillin in St Mary's Hospital. It is also home to Isambard Kingdom Brunel's triumphant Grade 1 Listed London Paddington railway station and the Bishop's Bridge (also known as Paddington Bridge) Brunel's first iron bridge. Many of Paddington's homes were built in Victorian and Georgian times. You'll find particularly attractive examples in Queens Garden and Cleveland Square, as well as on Gloucester Terrace, as seen in Tom Hank's Da Vinci Code.
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schools
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stations within 4 miles
Queensway Underground (0.2mi.)
Central
Bayswater Underground (0.2mi.)
Circle
District
Lancaster Gate Underground (0.4mi.)
Central
Paddington (0.4mi.)
London Paddington (0.4mi.)
District
Circle
Bakerloo
Paddington Underground (0.5mi.)
Paddington (H&C Line)-Underground (0.5mi.)
Circle
Hammersmith & City
Royal Oak Underground (0.5mi.)
Circle
Hammersmith & City
Notting Hill Gate Underground (0.6mi.)
District
Central
Circle
Things to do
Diana Memorial Playground
Playground
Kensington Gardens
Urban Park
Italian Gardens
Garden
Princess Diana Memorial Garden
Garden
Serpentine Gallery
Art Gallery
Kensington Palace
Monument
Serpentine Sackler Gallery
Art Gallery
Royal Albert Hall
Structure
Diana Princess of Wales Memorial Fountain
Landmarks and Outdoors
Hyde Park
Park
Places to eat
Aubaine
Bakery, French Restaurant
Italian Gardens Café
Café
MEATliquor
Burger Joint, American Restaurant
Alounak
Indian Restaurant, Persian Restaurant
The Churchill Arms, Kensington
Pub, Thai Restaurant
Lift Coffee
Coffee Shop, Food and Beverage Retail
GAIL's Bakery
Bakery
Zaika
Indian Restaurant
Eggbreak
Breakfast Spot
Min Jiang
Chinese Restaurant
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