Considering living in Chiswick Mall? This exclusive neighbourhood, which consists of the homes along Chiswick Mall itself, and the neighbouring roads, is perhaps one of the most desirable places to live by the river in all of London.
Chiswick Mall is a charming area located in the heart of the London suburb of Chiswick. It is a sought-after place to live, offering a peaceful, village-like environment while still having easy access to nearby amenities.
The W4 area appeals widely; for families, the area offers an idyllic quality of life with Chiswick well known for its excellent schools and nurseries, many of which are within a convenient distance of Chiswick Mall.
Those needing to travel by car will find the A4 moments away from their home making travel into the West End convenient, and out of the city, the M4 and M25 are not too far, and Heathrow Airport is around a 15 minute drive away.
By public transport, a short walk using the underpass takes you to Stamford Brook or Turnham Green for use of the District Line, making it easy to commute to work or explore the city’s many attractions.
With its picturesque surroundings, friendly community, and excellent amenities, Chiswick Mall is a fantastic place to call home.
Property on Chiswick Mall rarely becomes available for sale; not only do these homes enjoy uninterrupted views of the River Thames but many also have enviably large gardens to the rear.
Where is Chiswick Mall?
Chiswick Mall is a charming waterfront street located on the north bank of the River Thames in the oldest part of Chiswick in West London.
The street is lined with a row of large Georgian and Victorian homes overlooking the river on the north side, while their gardens are located on the south side of the street beside the river and Chiswick Eyot.
It is a beautiful and peaceful location that offers easy access to local amenities and attractions.
Chiswick Mall history
Over the years, Chiswick Mall has undergone several changes. In the 18th and 19th centuries, the street was home to many wealthy families who built large Georgian houses along the riverfront.
In addition to its rich history and stunning architecture, Chiswick Mall is also known for its association with William Hogarth, a famous English painter and printmaker. Hogarth lived in Chiswick for many years and is said to have been inspired by the area’s natural beauty and picturesque surroundings.
St Nicholas’ Church
St Nicholas’ Church is an iconic landmark located at the eastern end of Chiswick Mall. The church was built in the 15th century and has undergone several renovations over the years. The church is known for its stunning architecture, beautiful stained glass windows, and historical significance. Charles II is said to have worshipped at St Nicholas’ Church during his time in Chiswick.
Chiswick Eyot
Chiswick Eyot is a small island located in the River Thames, adjacent to Chiswick Mall. The island is a popular spot for fishing and is home to a variety of wildlife, including swans and ducks. In the past, Chiswick Eyot was used as a place for public executions, but today it is a peaceful and tranquil retreat from the hustle and bustle of city life.
Places to eat on Chiswick Mall
Though Chiswick Mall is a relatively small residential area, there are several great options nearby for food and drinks.
One popular option is Mari Deli & Dining, which offers authentic Italian cuisine and a wide range of fine food, including cheeses, homemade pasta dishes, organic vegetables, salami and prosciutto, and homemade ice cream. They also serve some great Italian coffee, making it the perfect spot for a quick caffeine fix.
Towards Hammersmith on S Black Lion Lane there is The Elder Press Café which is a great spot for coffee or brunch near the river.
Chiswick riverside pubs
Chiswick and Hammersmith are both well known for their riverside pubs, many of which offer great atmospheres and stunning views of the Thames.
Those who live on and around Chiswick Mall can enjoy ready access to several riverside pubs.
The Black Lion on S Black Lion Lane is a wonderfully traditional, riverside pub that has a large garden and a skittle alley.
Set back from the river, but just a short distance from Chiswick Mall is The George and Devonshire which is a historic pub near the brewery that serves a traditional British menu.
Further along the river towards Hammersmith, there is The Dove, The Old Ship, Rutland Arms and The Blue Anchor.
Living in Chiswick Mall
Living in Chiswick Mall offers a unique blend of tranquillity and convenience.
Chiswick Mall is a picturesque place to live, being positioned on the north bank of the River Thames in West London means the many river-facing homes here enjoy uninterrupted views over the water.
From beautiful period homes to newer editions such as those on Millers Court, a collection of homes just off Chiswick Mall, and even more modern additions added within the last decade, there are a selection of property types for those seeking a place to live, though homes here rarely become available for sale on the open market.
To discuss property in and around this exclusive neighbourhood, please do get in touch.
