West London stretches from Hayes in the west to Paddington in the east. Best known for central West London it is widely regarded as one of the city’s most sophisticated expanses. It’s little wonder this place is a millionaire-magnet. West London merges charming high streets with sprawling greenery and some of the country’s most beautiful architecture. Read on to hear about some of the best places to live in West London.
Satisfactory with room for improvement
Location is convenient when getting to central London, and there are adequate supermarkets in the area. However security and antisocial behaviour is still an issue. Residents have experienced thefts of parcels, forced entry into communal spaces and illegal street racing. Overall the area has room for improvement.
Please review your development:
Design of the building is average and the flat is satisfactory in terms of quality of build and materials. However, communal spaces have not been durable with lifts breaking frequently. This is problematic for elderly and children. The building design also lacks a post room, which contributes to the high level of parcel theft. And ground floor retail units have yet to be leased after almost 2 years and this makes for a bleak and unvibrant environment.
Please share one thing (or more) which you wish you had known before you moved in:
Clarification on what mechanical machinery is included in the flat. I found the showflat slightly deceptive with regards to storage space as the actual flat had considerably less space due to the presence of the HVAC unit.
What is the best feature of your home:
Location to the Elizabeth line has been the biggest positive.