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30.9

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17.3

Disappointing

3.9

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2.8

Best places to live in Borough of Ealing

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One West Point, W3

By AWOL

4.6

4.60

(45 reviews)

£2,100-£3,200 pcm

1, 2 beds

One West Point offers a London lifestyle like no other, with exceptional connectivity and onsite amenities including a residents’ Gym & holistic studio, Tian Tian Asian supermarket, beautifully landscaped gardens and array of bespoke artworks and activations that make the development truly unique. On top of that, we run resident events and have an onsite maintenance team, plus resident app, making your life at One West Point as seamless and connected as possible.
1st

Ranked 1st out of 37 in Borough of Ealing

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The Glassworks, UB6

By Greystar

4.58

4.58

(27 reviews)

Taking centre stage in Greenford Quay’s landscaped community, its Northern Californian inspired interiors offer simple and informal living spaces to satisfy any mood. Amenities include laid-back workspaces, a residents’ lounge, sunrise gym, music and podcast studio, games and screening rooms, and a demonstration dining space.
2nd

Ranked 2nd out of 37 in Borough of Ealing

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Lyons Dock at Greenford Quay, UB6

By Greystar

Award winner 2023

4.45

4.45

(67 reviews)

£1,623-£3,098 pcm

Studios, 1, 2, 3 beds

Lyons Dock at Greenford Quay is a development by Greystar. Compromising of 251 brand new studio, one, two, and three-bedroom apartments to rent. As well as this Residents benefit from enviable amenities. A gym, dining room, cinema, lounge, meeting rooms, children’s play area, and rooftop terrace.
3rd

Ranked 3rd out of 37 in Borough of Ealing

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Uncle Southall, UB2

By Uncle - Realstar Living

4.34

4.34

(15 reviews)

Uncle Southall is a new development offering 166 brand new London apartments. These apartments are designed with high-end appliances, quality fixtures, and the latest designer furniture. The development emphasizes tenant-focused service with amenities including a karaoke lounge, a resident's lounge, and communal roof terraces. For wellness, there are health and fitness facilities, a gym, and co-working spaces. It's strategically located within walking distance of various transport modes, including the Elizabeth line and Southall train station, facilitating easy access to Central London and surrounding areas
4th

Ranked 4th out of 37 in Borough of Ealing

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Tillermans at Greenford Quay, UB6

By Greystar

4.11

4.11

(114 reviews)

£1,383-£2,101 pcm

Studios, 1, 2, 3 beds

Tillermans at Greenford Quay is a development by Greystar. This Built to Rent has 379 residential units. Located in Ealing, the development is in-between Greenford, Sudbury Hill and also, Sudbury Hill Harrow stations. Which have connections to the Piccadilly and Central lines as well as Chiltern Railways and GWR services.
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Ranked 5th out of 37 in Borough of Ealing

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LouiseZ (Owner)

Verified Resident

The Lock at Greenford Quay, UB6

Jul 2025

Reviewer was offered an incentive for an honest review, regardless of rating

2
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This is rated 2.00 out of 5.00.
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A glorified council estate

LouiseZ (Owner)

Verified Resident

The Lock at Greenford Quay, UB6

Jul 2025

Please tell us about the good and bad aspects of living in your local area:

A glorified council estate. Spent a couple a years living here and it’s gone from very nice to horrid. It’s unsafe, dirty, noisy and polluted. Yet with each passing year, the service charge, rent, utilities bills, council tax and mortgage keep going up. The whole area is a dump and the council is lazy and powerless. So is our MP. Drug use is rampant. The minute we open our windows it stinks so bad we have to close it. Same goes when we come out of our flat or when walking around the neighbourhood. And actually even inside the flat we can’t use the ventilation because of the smell of drugs from other flats circulating through the vents system. So many neighbours already sold their place after just two years of living here. And the process was horrendous, mainly due to the absolute incompetence of the people working at the housing association.

Please share one thing (or more) which you wish you had known before you moved in:

How everything (from the flat, building facilities and services) would get run down very quickly, yet the expenses would keep going up. In reality it’s more of a short term living arrangement as it’s definitely not the place someone would want to live long term especially for those wanting to raise a family. Who would want to let their children inhale drugs from their neighbours’ daily smoking habits. Horrid.

What is the best feature of your home:

Adequate flat layout and decent proportions. Fully equipped. The building layout however is lazy offering no privacy and complete exposure to pollution from all elements (noise, smell, dust etc).


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George T (Tenant)

Verified Resident

Tillermans at Greenford Quay, UB6

Jul 2025

4
4
This is rated 4.00 out of 5.00.
4

Living Greenford Quay

George T (Tenant)

Verified Resident

Tillermans at Greenford Quay, UB6

Jul 2025

Please tell us about the good and bad aspects of living in your local area:

I enjoy living in this area – it’s generally quiet and residential with decent access to shops and transport. There are a few parks within walking distance, which is great for families and pet owners like us. Public transport links are fairly reliable, and there’s good access to the Central line. Overall, it’s a safe and friendly place to live with a good sense of community.

How has the building management responded to any problems or issues you have raised:

Whenever I’ve raised an issue, it’s generally been acknowledged and addressed within a reasonable timeframe.

Please share one thing (or more) which you wish you had known before you moved in:

Honestly, there isn’t much to say here. I’ve had a mostly positive experience so far, and nothing really stands out as something I wish I had known beforehand.


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Resident (Tenant)

Verified Resident

Tillermans at Greenford Quay, UB6

Jul 2025

4
4
This is rated 4.00 out of 5.00.
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Good

Resident (Tenant)

Verified Resident

Tillermans at Greenford Quay, UB6

Jul 2025

Please tell us about the good and bad aspects of living in your local area:

The good parts of the area is the access to tubes shops and nice walks the only down side I would say would be the heat in the apartments at times but that’s due to weather

How has the building management responded to any problems or issues you have raised:

Management in particular for me personally have been very supportive

Please share one thing (or more) which you wish you had known before you moved in:

I thought there was air con was surprised when there wasn’t


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Ursula Davies (Tenant)

Verified Resident

Tillermans at Greenford Quay, UB6

Jul 2025

5
5
This is rated 5.00 out of 5.00.
5

Greenford Quay: A Perfect Blend of Comfort and Community

Ursula Davies (Tenant)

Verified Resident

Tillermans at Greenford Quay, UB6

Jul 2025

Please tell us about the good and bad aspects of living in your local area:

Living in Greenford Quay has been a great experience overall. The area offers a modern, well-maintained environment with plenty of green spaces nearby like Horsenden Hill and Northala Fields. The canal-side setting is peaceful, and the new developments include useful amenities such as cafés, a gym, and a supermarket. Transport links are decent, with the Central Line and several bus routes making it fairly easy to get into central London. Parking is mostly underground and secure, though visitor spaces are limited. Bin collections are generally reliable. The community feels safe and friendly, with low noise levels and minimal anti-social behaviour. A great spot for professionals and families alike.

How has the building management responded to any problems or issues you have raised:

The building management at Greenford Quay has been consistently responsive and professional when dealing with any issues raised. Whether it's maintenance requests, questions about amenities, or general concerns, the team usually responds quickly—often within 24 hours. Repairs are handled efficiently, and the concierge team is always approachable and helpful. Communication is clear, and updates are provided when needed. A special mention goes to Peter, the building manager, who has been incredibly helpful, approachable, and proactive. He genuinely cares about residents' comfort and goes out of his way to ensure any concerns are addressed promptly. Overall, the management team creates a sense of reliability and care, which makes living here feel secure and well-supported.

Please share one thing (or more) which you wish you had known before you moved in:

One thing I wish I had known before moving into Greenford Quay, specifically Tillerman’s Court, is how limited the visitor parking options are. While resident parking is available (usually underground and secure), it can be tricky for guests to find nearby spaces, especially during evenings or weekends. It would have been helpful to know this in advance to plan better for visitors. Additionally, while the area is peaceful overall, occasional construction noise from ongoing development in the wider Greenford Quay area can be a minor disruption during weekdays.


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Alisha S. (Tenant)

One West Point, W3

Jul 2025

5
5
This is rated 5.00 out of 5.00.
5

Living at Legacy Point

Alisha S. (Tenant)

One West Point, W3

Jul 2025

Please tell us about the good and bad aspects of living in your local area:

Living in this area has both its positives and a few downsides. One of the best things is how well connected it is to transport links. Buses and trains are easily accessible, making commuting or getting around very convenient. The area is also close to Heathrow Airport, which is a huge advantage for frequent travellers. Shops, supermarkets, and other amenities are within easy reach, so running daily errands is quick and simple. There's a good selection of local stores and larger shopping centres nearby. Like many busy areas, traffic can build up during peak times. But overall, the convenience of transport links, accessibility to shops, and proximity to the airport make this a very practical and well-connected place to live.

How has the building management responded to any problems or issues you have raised:

The building management has always been very responsive and helpful whenever I’ve raised any issues. They are easy to contact and usually respond quickly, often resolving problems within a short time. They are approachable, friendly, and take residents' concerns seriously, which makes dealing with any issues stress-free. Overall, I’ve been very satisfied with how efficiently and professionally they handle any problems that come up.

Please share one thing (or more) which you wish you had known before you moved in:

One thing I wish I had known before moving in is that there can be quite a bit of noise from traffic, especially during busy times. You do hear cars honking and the occasional sirens from emergency vehicles, which isn't always noticeable during a short viewing but becomes more apparent once you’ve settled in. That said, the convenience of the location really makes up for it — transport links are excellent, especially for getting to central London and Heathrow. I’d also recommend new neighbours make full use of the on-site gym and amenities — they’re always clean and well maintained, which adds real value to living here.


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