A guide to living in Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham

Excellent

43.6%

Very Good

29.8%

Average

14.1%

Disappointing

6.0%

Very poor

6.6%

Best places to live in Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham

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HomeViews Top Rated Development ranking takes into account the Star Rating and the amount of verified reviews over the past 12 months.

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Oaklands Rise, NW10

By Notting Hill Genesis

3.63

3.63

(85 reviews)

Oaklands Rise offers a contemporary collection of apartments in Willesden Junction, developed as part of the Old Oak and Park Royal regeneration project. Located near future Crossrail and planned HS2 connections, the development provides exceptional transport potential with outdoor spaces, large balconies, and a concierge service. With proximity to Wormwood Scrubs and nearby shopping destinations, Oaklands Rise delivers a dynamic living experience in Northwest London
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Ranked 1st out of 11 in Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham

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Mitre Yard, NW10

By ila

Award winner 2025

3.48

3.48

(37 reviews)

Mitre Yard is a brand-new rental neighbourhood in North Kensington, London, offering Studio, One-, Two-, Three- and Four-Bedroom apartments. Experience thoughtfully designed amenities with reception, concierge services, fully equipped gym, communal roof top and courtyard gardens. Residents Lounge, Private Dining Room and Co-Working space coming Spring 2025.
2nd

Ranked 2nd out of 11 in Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham

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Fulham Reach, W6

By Berkeley

4.41

4.41

(10 reviews)

Fulham Reach is a mixed-use development from St George (part of the Berkeley Group), constructed with the support of architect, John Thompson and Partners, and interior designer, Jestico + Whiles. It's situated in West London's Hammersmith, close to Hammersmith Broadway and Hammersmith station, and adjacent to the River Thames. There are currently 744 apartments and penthouses here, which range from one to four bedrooms. A multi-phase project, Fulham Reach is set to reach completion in 2022.
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Ranked 3rd out of 11 in Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham

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Queen's Wharf, W6

By FABRICA, Mount Anvil

4.38

4.38

(19 reviews)

Queen's Wharf is a residential development from Mount Anvil and Fabrica, set right next to Hammersmith Bridge and overlooking the River Thames. It's home to 165 apartments – a combination of studios, apartments and penthouses, and is based on the old Riverside Studios site. The site in the midst of a regeneration and will soon welcome state-of-the-art facilities for the likes of theatre, film and dance.
4th

Ranked 4th out of 11 in Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham

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White City Living, W12

By Berkeley

4.38

4.38

(11 reviews)

White City Living is a St James development set in the heart of West London. The development is home to 1465 flats, and offers a range of 1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartments. Next door to Westfield and Imperial College London, residents at this development can access the White City and Wood Lane Underground stations. Furthermore, White City Living offers links to the Circle, Hammersmith & City and the Central lines. These excellent transport links means you're only 12 minutes from Bond Street. As part of the transformation of the White City opportunity area, White City Living surrounds itself with world-class retail, entertainment, education, and culture. London Westfield is only a 2 minute walk away, with over 400 stores, 700 brands and 100 places to eat. The Water Gardens allow for views of the central stream, which is over 150 meters through an elegant landscape featuring traditional plants and low hanging trees. In addition, the homes are within eight acres of gardens and parks, and have lots of green space to enjoy. White City Living offers pet friendly luxury suites, apartments and penthouses. As well as this, residents have a range of facilities including a hydro pool, fully equipped gym, and a concierge service. In addition, residents have a sun terrace, indoor golf and a residents' lounge to enjoy.
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Ranked 5th out of 11 in Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham

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Reviews marked with a green tick show tenants whose residency we have been able to verify. Those that could not be verified are marked 'unverified'.

Former Tenant (Tenant)

Verified Resident

Mitre Yard, NW10

May 2026

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High Expectations, Heat and Hard Lessons

Former Tenant (Tenant)

Verified Resident

Mitre Yard, NW10

May 2026

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

The location is often described as well connected, but in reality it is far less convenient than expected. While there are transport links in the wider area, access to them is not straightforward and daily commuting takes more effort than the marketing suggests. Walking routes to stations are not particularly pleasant or direct, which reduces the practicality of the location. The constant noise from nearby trains further affects the living experience. Combined with the surrounding industrial environment of Scrubs Lane, the area feels more like a transport corridor than a comfortable residential neighbourhood, limiting its overall appeal for long term living.

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

Reception and building management were, in my experience, one of the weakest parts of living here. Interactions at reception were often unhelpful and at times outright rude. Rather than feeling supported as a resident, it frequently felt like raising issues was inconvenient for staff. Maintenance response was inconsistent. Some problems were acknowledged, but resolution was slow or incomplete. Larger issues like lifts, utilities, and climate control did not feel prioritised with the urgency you would expect from a modern development.

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

The biggest issue overall is the gap between what was promised and what was delivered. The marketing suggests high end, comfortable urban living, but the reality is a building with recurring operational issues, poor communication, and disappointing upkeep. The combination of overheating flats, unreliable facilities, noise, and inconsistent management makes it difficult to recommend the development, particularly at the price point typically charged. For what it claims to be, it falls significantly short of expectations.


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John morrison (Tenant)

Unverified

Mitre Yard, NW10

Apr 2026

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Billding accommodation

John morrison (Tenant)

Unverified

Mitre Yard, NW10

Apr 2026

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

I have had a good experience management have been very good and helpful it coud do with extra shops and cafe

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

Peter was very helpful with several questions and he has got good management skills

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

The only thing is not to have subletting copy s


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Uxia (Tenant)

Verified Resident

Mitre Yard, NW10

Mar 2026

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Frustrating Management Overshadows Good Facilities

Uxia (Tenant)

Verified Resident

Mitre Yard, NW10

Mar 2026

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

The local area has very limited shops — only a small corner shop nearby, otherwise a 15+ min walk to small supermarkets. There is one bus stop in front of the building, but buses are often crowded and sometimes skip the stop during peak hours. Roadworks over the past two years have affected bus and walking routes, with overground stations a 15–20 min walk and the underground about 30 min. The overground often experiences delays. Parking is difficult, though there is a car park across the street. Traffic noise is low, but the train track right across the building causes vibrations and noise despite good insulation. On the positive side, there’s a nice park 10 min away and Westfield is about a 30 min walk.

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

Management at ILA (iLiveAround) has mostly ignored emails and requests, rarely providing updates or support when problems arise

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

I wish I had known how unresponsive the building management (ILA/iLiveAround) can be. Emails and requests are often ignored, and during past issues like power outages or heating problems, residents had to manage much of the inconvenience themselves. Also, the area has limited shops nearby, and transport can be crowded or delayed. It’s worth knowing that while the flats and insulation are good, day-to-day support and communication from management can be very frustrating.

Manager response

Hi Uxia, Thank you for taking the time to share your feedback. We’re genuinely sorry to hear that your experience at Mitre Yard has been frustrating, and that you've felt unsupported. This really isn’t the experience that we strive to provide for our community, and we’ve taken your feedback onboard as we look to make improvements that benefit and support all residents. If you’re open to it, we’d welcome the chance put things right and to sit down over a coffee to talk things through properly. Please feel free to pop into reception or let us know a time that suits you.

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Alexandra, Community Manager

Apr 2026


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S Ahmad (Tenant)

Verified Resident

Mitre Yard, NW10

Dec 2025

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SCAM - BE AWARE

S Ahmad (Tenant)

Verified Resident

Mitre Yard, NW10

Dec 2025

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

Dear All, I hate to leave bad reviews but honestly where do I start here. We rented out a 2 bed flat from February 2025. When we were shown the flat the salesman did not tell us about there being 2 rail ways and one of then that was right underneath the flat. The worst thing about it was that it was not normal trains it would be industrials trains passing through the night. They were so loud you could not ever open any windows and it would shake the building. When we told the management about this it was simly disregarded. Next from April onwards there began to be hot water issues whereby for days there was no hot water. We were told this would be fixed as they were waiting on a part in April. I do not think that part will ever come. These hot water issues lasted until November (the month where we officialy terminated our contract). And I believe it is still happening as of now. To make matters worse electrical outages also began. We would be sitting in darkness for hours and we would not be able to leave the flat as we were om 13th floor and no lifts. It was so bad that we came back one night from abroad. Lifts were not working we had to carry the bags upstairs 26 flight of stairs. At that time.my wife was also pregnant. Management didnt care less. Security even worse. In the summer we asked if we could kindly break out of contract due to flat being inhabitual but they said no and only offered for us to get someone else to stay so that then we could leave. I was left disgusted as i would never put someone else through what we have been. Then it became so bad that we left regardless in november. Up until today no compensation was ever offered and the say that tpo are dealing with it. We have also now written to the tpo to make sure we get the compensation we deserve. I will keep everyone updated as no one should ever go through this. They extort your money with very high prices and cannot even basic neccessities. Would never recommend staying here. No accountability all you get is disregard. No professionalism at all.

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

Never! Everytime we emailed we got a dismissive response.

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

I wish i never moved in. Thats all i can say. Please make sure you dont stay here.

Manager response

Thank you for sharing this feedback. We’re very sorry for the repeated disruption caused by intermittent power issues, with wider impacts on water and hot water — we fully understand how frustrating this has been for residents. However, our teams, alongside specialist contractors and utility providers, worked around the clock to resolve the issue, to stabilise services and support residents through this time. Updates were communicated with residents on a regular/daily basis whilst contractors worked to resolve the power issue. Resident safety and wellbeing remains our ultimate priority. The fault was traced to the local substation and consequently outside of our direct control. Nevertheless, in order to support our residents we provided replacement meals and when the local power network provider made the last minute decision to isolate and switch off the power supply due to a failure of their equipment, we support residents with alternative accommodation, food and transport. In addition, a generator was installed to maintain essential services and ensure a stable electricity provision while investigation and remedial works could continue to the substation. Nevertheless, despite the fault being outside of ila’s direct control, we apologise for the impact on our residents’ experience.

Posted by

Tony Eyles, Head of Operations (Central)

Jan 2026


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Anonymous (Tenant)

Verified Resident

Mitre Yard, NW10

Dec 2025

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Don’t bother living here, not worth it

Anonymous (Tenant)

Verified Resident

Mitre Yard, NW10

Dec 2025

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

We’ve had no electricity on and off for months, seems like a cowboy job. No hot water/electricity for 4 days straight in December, no compensation offered. We don’t plan on staying, I would not recommend.

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

They barely reply! When they do there is no clear manager to direct replies to.

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

Wish I had known that the amount of rent is not worth it- the issues have been handled so badly I don’t trust they won’t happen again.

Manager response

Thank you for sharing this feedback. We’re very sorry for the repeated disruption caused by intermittent power issues, with wider impacts on water and hot water — we fully understand how frustrating this has been for residents. However, our teams, alongside specialist contractors and utility providers, worked around the clock to resolve the issue, to stabilise services and support residents through this time. Updates were communicated with residents on a regular/daily basis whilst contractors worked to resolve the power issue. Resident safety and wellbeing remains our ultimate priority. The fault was traced to the local substation and consequently outside of our direct control. Nevertheless, in order to support our residents we provided replacement meals and when the local power network provider made the last minute decision to isolate and switch off the power supply due to a failure of their equipment, we support residents with alternative accommodation, food and transport. In addition, a generator was installed to maintain essential services and ensure a stable electricity provision while investigation and remedial works could continue to the substation. Nevertheless, despite the fault being outside of ila’s direct control, we apologise for the impact on our residents’ experience.

Posted by

Tony Eyles, Head of Operations (Central)

Jan 2026


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