If you enjoy city living, excellent transport links, as well as being close to nature, an affordable home in West London is for you. From the leafy Thames path and wild Richmond deer park to nightlife in Hammersmith and Wembley.
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Made up of the boroughs of Brent, Harrow, Ealing, Hammersmith and Fulham, Hillingdon, Hounslow and Richmond upon Thames, this part of London offers both central and suburban living.
There is so much to see and do in West London. Pack a picnic for Richmond Park, take in some comedy at Hammersmith Apollo, and spend your weekends spotting peacocks in Holland Park or finding a bargain at Portobello Road Market.
Lower Mall housing from Hammersmith Bridge
West London is home to Wembley Arena, hosting state of the art facilities, in the borough of Brent. It’s one of London’s largest concert and events venues, welcoming the biggest names in entertainment every year.
The World Heritage Site, Kew Gardens, boasts the world’s largest collection of living plants and is a fantastic place for a day out. Attractions at Kew include the treetop walkway, the Nash Conservatory, Palm House and Japanese Pagoda.
It’s easy to keep active, with leisure centres across West London and the option to take up watersports at places like Richmond upon Thames. Take a look at some of the other local amenities in West London below:
The most famous school in West London is Harrow School for boys. Still, the boroughs in this area offer a wide variety of educational facilities for all children – from nurseries and preparatory schools up to universities. With comprehensive, private and grammar schools as well as a range of specialist schools for children with learning difficulties, this is a great area for young people of any age to excel.
West London offers lots of public transport links ranging from national rail, Overground trains, tubes and riverboat services that run from Richmond through Central London. There are also dedicated bicycle lanes and hundreds of Santander Cycle docking stations for more sustainable travel.
There are plenty of GP surgeries, dentists and hospitals for West London residents, providing both private and NHS care. Hospitals and health centres include Ealing Hospital, West Middlesex University Hospital, Wembley Centre for Health and Care, the Park Royal Centre for Mental Health and Central Middlesex Hospital.