St John’s Wood, London, England

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St John’s Wood, London, England is an affluent residential district in northwest London known for landmarks such as Lord’s Cricket Ground and its proximity to Regent’s Park.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf London Underground station
area of London
church
cricket ground
district
residential district
characterizedBy low-rise villas
mansion blocks
tree-lined streets
country United Kingdom
governingBody Westminster City Council
hasCricketGround Lord’s Cricket Ground
hasLandmark Abbey Road Studios
Abbey Road zebra crossing
Lord’s Cricket Ground
hasMainRoad Abbey Road
St John’s Wood Road
Wellington Road NERFINISHED
hasReligiousBuilding St John’s Wood Church
historicalCounty Middlesex
linked to: Middlesex, England
homeOf Marylebone Cricket Club
knownFor Lord’s Cricket Ground
affluent residential character
proximity to Regent’s Park
locatedEastOf Kilburn
locatedIn City of Westminster
London
linked to: London, England

North West London
St John’s Wood
locatedInTimeZone British Summer Time
Greenwich Mean Time
locatedNorthOf Regent’s Park
locatedOnLine Jubilee line
locatedSouthOf Maida Vale
locatedWestOf Primrose Hill
nearbyArea Hampstead
Marylebone
Swiss Cottage
nearbyPark Regent’s Park
notableFor high property prices
international residents
proximity to central London
partOf Greater London
postalDistrict NW8
region London Borough of Westminster
linked to: City of Westminster
servedBy St John’s Wood Underground station
transportZone Travelcard Zone 2

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Douglas Bader placeOfBirth St John’s Wood, London, England
H. B. Warner placeOfBirth St John’s Wood, London, England
Sally Ann Howes birthPlace St John’s Wood, London, England
Abbey Road Studios location St John’s Wood, London, England
Damian Lewis placeOfBirth St John's Wood, London, England
linked to: St John’s Wood, London, England