Pre-war buildings near the B35 bus in Kensington

It means the buildings on this page were built before 1947. Because these buildings can have older infrastructure, it’s worth asking specifically about recent repairs, building systems, and any upcoming capital work.

Treat it as a location convenience filter. For each building you’re considering, confirm the exact unit-to-stop walking time and typical commute timing during the hours you’ll travel.

Not necessarily. This page is scoped to building matches for b35-bus + pre-war, not to current unit availability. If you need “with available apartments,” switch to that filter.

The Kensington page shows an average building rating of 3.3/5 across 28 rated buildings. Use it as a quick comparison signal, but still review the underlying details and ask the building questions for your specific unit.

Ask about maintenance status (including heating/hot water), elevator conditions if applicable, laundry access, any fees tied to move-in or amenities, and any documentation requirements for application approval.

Lease terms depend on the specific building and unit, not only on building age. Still, review the lease carefully for rent changes, renewal terms, and move-out requirements, and ask for clarity on anything that’s unclear.

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