Ambassadors love this street because it’s safe, scenic, and screams “my country has serious money.” The Israeli Embassy is here, as is the Russian Ambassador’s residence. Imagine the diplomatic cocktail parties where the canapés are swapped for cold war stares.
Kensington Palace Gardens
And yes, rumor has it that a few intelligence officers have been spotted walking their dogs. If you see a man in a trench coat buying a baguette, just smile and wave. He might be a spy, or he might just be a very well-dressed estate agent.
The Ghosts (Yes, Really)
Every good street needs a spooky story. Kensington Palace itself is supposedly haunted by King George II and a mysterious “grey lady.” Some residents swear they’ve seen a Victorian child in the garden. It adds a little je ne sais quoi to your morning jog.
If you’re a billionaire ghost, this is probably the best afterlife address. No noisy neighbors, just eternal serenity—and possibly a gold-plated séance room.
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