Those considering moving to central Chiswick will have likely considered living in the Glebe Estate. This wonderful web of residential roads lined with pretty Victorian cottages is exceptionally well positioned right in the very heart of W4. In this blog, we take a closer look at this micro-area of central Chiswick, exploring its history, amenities, […]
Thinking of living in Bedford Park? If you are living in Chiswick or have a keen interest in architecture, textiles or design, you’ll likely know of Bedford Park. Bedford Park is described as the world’s first garden suburb, its creation was a model that many planners sought to emulate in the Garden City movement and […]
There are a great many reasons why living in Brackenbury Village, one of the most sought-after parts of West London, is such a desirable prospect. Brackenbury Village, in central Hammersmith, spans the area between King Street and Shepherd’s Bush. Brackenbury Road itself runs down the middle of this largely Victorian network of attractive streets full […]
What’s it like living in Poets Corner, London? As West London Estate Agents, we have detailed knowledge of this much sought-after residential area. Poets Corner is situated within Acton (postcode W3), offering residents the best of city and urban living – a peaceful environment alongside convenient local amenities and quick, easy access to Central London. The area […]
Are you thinking of moving to West London and considering living in Acton? Acton has seen significant development in recent years with the addition of the Elizabeth Line, being added to several tube stations and access to the overground line, making it a very well connected area. In this article, we share more about what it’s […]
There is a significant appeal to Living in West London, even if we are a little biased, being a long term West London estate agent and with many of us having lived locally for decades. West London is a broad title that includes several postcode areas, predominantly those beginning with a ‘W’. From the wonderful regular […]
What’s it like living in West Kensington? Nestled in a coveted West London enclave, its borders often blurred with Hammersmith, Brook Green, Kensington Olympia and Barons Court, the small residential area of West Kensington offers a tranquil retreat from city life without sacrificing the convenience and vibrancy of urban living. Residents have central London at their […]
At the very heart of the W4 area, many moving to Chiswick focus on finding a home and living in Turnham Green. With a host of amenities all on the doorstep, transport links being incredibly convenient and simply being in the very epicentre of Chiswick, it’s of little wonder so many hope to find a home […]
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 […]
Thinking of living in Gunnersbury? This area of Chiswick is exceptionally well connected by road and rail, boasts beautiful residential roads, access to multiple green spaces, and convenient amenities and has the thriving local business hub at Chiswick Park on the doorstep. Beautiful family houses in Gunnersbury can be found on roads such as Silver […]
Barons Court is a charming residential neighbourhood in the West London borough of Hammersmith and Fulham. The area is known for its beautiful Victorian and Edwardian architecture, quiet streets, independent shops and community feel. Here’s what you need to know about living in Barons Court. Where is Barons Court? The small yet wonderful area of […]
An area of West London that has seen rapid development in recent years, there are multiple reasons why living in White City is becoming so desirable. White City occupies the north-western tip of W12, north of the residential Groves area, and is home to the Television Centre and Westfield Shopping Centre. Its rich history is […]
