A guide to living in West London
Excellent
54.0%
Very Good
28.4%
Average
12.7%
Disappointing
2.6%
Very poor
2.2%
Best places to live in West London
How is ranking calculated?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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Momento Hayes, UB3
By Greystar
Award winner 2025
4.91
(66 reviews)
Ranked 1st out of 101 in West London
Charter Place, TW3
By Greystar
Award winner 2025
4.73
(291 reviews)
Ranked 2nd out of 101 in West London
Apo at The Gatefold, UB3
By Apo
Award winner 2025
4.69
(200 reviews)
Ranked 3rd out of 101 in West London
Fizzy Hayes, UB3
By Fizzy Living, Greystar
Award winner 2025
4.68
(355 reviews)
Ranked 4th out of 101 in West London
UNCLE Acton, W3
By Uncle - Realstar Living
4.67
(12 reviews)
Ranked 5th out of 101 in West London
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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'.
Wong (Tenant)
Verified Resident
Momento Hayes, UB3
May 2026
Modern Oasis Living
Wong (Tenant)
Verified Resident
Momento Hayes, UB3
May 2026
Please tell us about the good and bad aspects of living in your local area:
The building is in a great location, just a 5-minute walk from the station, making it very convenient for commuting. It’s perfect for quick access to Heathrow in one direction and Paddington in the other. There are good local amenities nearby, including shops and restaurants, and overall the area feels well-connected and practical for daily living.
How has the building management responded to any problems or issues you have raised:
The issue was dealt with straight away kudos to the maintenance team for their quick and efficient response. Emeric was very patient and took the time to show me how everything in my flat works, making sure I understood all the features and how to use them properly
Please share one thing (or more) which you wish you had known before you moved in:
I didn’t realise there were vending machines and a Tulu machine available, which is really convenient—especially when the shops are closed. It’s also helpful to have access to printing facilities. These are small details but they make day-to-day living much easier and more convenient for residents
Harj (Tenant)
Verified Resident
Kew Curve, TW8
May 2026
Reviewer was offered an incentive for an honest review, regardless of rating
Smooth process, great support, homely feel
Harj (Tenant)
Verified Resident
Kew Curve, TW8
May 2026
Please tell us about the good and bad aspects of living in your local area:
We really like the Kew/Chiswick area, it feels safe, clean, and well-connected. There’s a good mix of cafes, restaurants, and green spaces nearby which makes it easy to enjoy day-to-day life along with Chiswick High Street in close vicinity. Transport links are convenient and getting onto the motorway is straightforward. The street itself is generally quiet with no major issues other than traffic across rush hour which is expected
How has the building management responded to any problems or issues you have raised:
Any minor issues we’ve had have been handled quickly and professionally, with clear communication throughout. Especially with benefit of being able to submit tickets on the mobile app to keep track of any issues encountered
Please share one thing (or more) which you wish you had known before you moved in:
The area is a great balance between quiet residential living and having everything you need close by, which you don’t fully appreciate until you’ve settled in. It wasn't too clear that hot water and heating is a pay as you go service, and if it was mentioned it may have been something that I missed during the initial viewings but, it seems the rate are not bad in comparison to what you typically get in West London so not a major issue, with pay and go functionality should hopefully help us keep better track of our spending habits
Reviewer was offered an incentive for an honest review, regardless of rating
Chris V (Tenant)
Unverified
The Collective Old Oak, NW10
Apr 2026
Reviewer was offered an incentive for an honest review, regardless of rating
Easy living
Chris V (Tenant)
Unverified
The Collective Old Oak, NW10
Apr 2026
Please tell us about the good and bad aspects of living in your local area:
The surrounding area does not have much to offer in my opinion, it’s well connected to central London if you don’t mind walking 10-15minutes to get the tubes. Wish there were some easy parking nearby.
How has the building management responded to any problems or issues you have raised:
Haven’t had issues but whenever I reached out I received a prompt response.
Please share one thing (or more) which you wish you had known before you moved in:
I thought finding parking spots was going to be easier.
Reviewer was offered an incentive for an honest review, regardless of rating
Supriya Srisakulchawla (Tenant)
Unverified
Kew Curve, TW8
Apr 2026
Kew Curve has been a great place to live so far
Supriya Srisakulchawla (Tenant)
Unverified
Kew Curve, TW8
Apr 2026
Please tell us about the good and bad aspects of living in your local area:
great area with plenty of shops around and good transport links. also there is also good ameneties too great a
How has the building management responded to any problems or issues you have raised:
yes, they are very quick with their response time and they fix all the defects
Please share one thing (or more) which you wish you had known before you moved in:
I wish the gym was in every building and maybe bigger for more equiptment
Trang Quynh Nguyen (Tenant)
Verified Resident
The Collective Old Oak, NW10
Apr 2026
Reviewer was offered an incentive for an honest review, regardless of rating
The studio is well-designed
Trang Quynh Nguyen (Tenant)
Verified Resident
The Collective Old Oak, NW10
Apr 2026
Please tell us about the good and bad aspects of living in your local area:
Good: - There are many on-site benefits and amenities, including community events, gym, and even a grocery store downstairs. - Plenty of co-working space if living inside your room is too boring - Transport links are great, with bus station right outside.
How has the building management responded to any problems or issues you have raised:
Quite quickly, it takes max one day after a ticket is made for maintenance to come visit.
Please share one thing (or more) which you wish you had known before you moved in:
The lights in the studios are very bright and white, which is amazing for working late but not as good as warm soft lights for resting or feeling cozy.
Reviewer was offered an incentive for an honest review, regardless of rating
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Acton
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Brentford
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Chiswick
Leafy, glamorous Chiswick is the perfect antidote to life in the busy capital. This West London neighbourhood hugs the River Thames. Flanked by Acton to the north, Kew to the west, and Hammersmith to the east. Read on to discover the developments that are rated as the best places to live in Chiswick. In addition, read reviews from residents who own or rent in Chiswick. "Chiswick has countless reasons why it’s a great fit for families and young professionals alike. Its café culture with al fresco dining options gives it a European feel, and parents will find no shortage of child-friendly options when it comes to eateries, activities and green space. Shoppers will also be spoilt for choice, with the West End, Westfield, High Street Kensington, Knightsbridge and the King’s Road all within easy reach. You can fill your evenings and weekends with riverside strolls, pub meals and markets, in nearby Putney, Hammersmith, Kew and Notting Hill." – HomeViews Property Pro
Borough of Ealing
Ealing, or ‘The Queen of the Suburbs’ as it’s fondly known, is a happy balance between city and countryside living. Train and tube stations offer fantastic connections to the heart of the capital, as well as this it has retained a rural, characterful look and feel. The borough has numerous parks (Gunnersbury, Brent Lodge Park and Walpole are three of the best), a 40-something acre common, and quiet, leafy avenues. Read on to discover the developments that are rated as the best places to live in Ealing and to see reviews from residents who own or rent in Ealing.
Fulham
Fancy Fulham is in the London Borough of Hammersmith & Fulham, flanked by upmarket Kensington & Chelsea. And while it shares its neighbour’s gorgeous terraced townhouses and designer shopping, this pocket of West London is edgier and more affordable. Set on the north bank of the River Thames, Fulham is a slower-paced slice of the city, where residents enjoy leafy walks and cosy roasts in authentic boozers. It’s a peaceful haven for professionals, and a great launchpad for commuting. Nearby Hammersmith, for example, is the HQ of major corporations like Disney and L'Oréal. Read on to discover developments that are the best places to live in Fulham. In addition, read reviews from residents who own or rent in Fulham.
Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham
Hammersmith & Fulham is neighboured by posh playground Kensington & Chelsea. And while it shares its sibling’s gorgeous terraced townhouses and designer shopping, this pocket of West London is edgier and way more affordable. Read on to discover developments that are the best places to live in Hammersmith & Fulham. In addition, read reviews from residents who own or rent in Hammersmith & Fulham.
Hayes
Once an industrial hub for factory workers, it’s fair to say that the Hayes area hasn’t historically been considered prime real estate territory. But with Crossrail on its way, and an emerging reputation as the ‘Shoreditch of the West’, all that looks set to change. But where are the best places to live in Hayes? If you are looking to rent in Hayes or buy a property in the area, check out our guide first.
Borough of Kensington and Chelsea
The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea is up there with the capital’s most affluent areas. It commands top market prices, but its residents can call some of the UK’s most beautiful buildings home. Structures here range from elegant Victorian townhouses, characterised by stepped porches and wrought-iron gates, to lavish Georgian mansions shrouded by London plane trees. Read on to learn the top rated places to live in Kensington and Chelsea.