Estate Agents Chiswick
One of the most fashionable and upmarket suburbs of London, the leafy environs of Chiswick make it a popular area for families and individuals alike. It has a reputation for keeping hold of those who move here, and it has always been popular with the artistic community. Today many TV and media folk live within its borders.
The area boasts a wealth of fascinating places of historic interest including Chiswick House, designed by Lord Burlington, which is an impressive example of 18th Century British architecture, and Hogarth House bought by the artist in 1746, which attracted a number of artists to the area and is now a museum today. The famous Fullers Brewery is situated on Chiswick Lane South and offers tours to the general public.
The Chiswick High Road is famous for its restaurants and pavement cafes giving the area a European feel. The shopping facilities are excellent with major high street retailers alongside quaint boutiques. Open spaces are everywhere with Turnham Green and Acton Green amongst other centrally located parks.
Property in Chiswick ranges from the exclusive Bedford Park Conservation Area, begun in 1875 by Johnathan Carr, with its large red brick houses and leafy glades, to Grove Park, a planned development by the Duke of Devonshire, boasting large well proportioned homes with vast gardens and more modern buildings in the central areas.
The area boasts a wealth of fascinating places of historic interest including Chiswick House, designed by Lord Burlington, which is an impressive example of 18th Century British architecture, and Hogarth House bought by the artist in 1746, which attracted a number of artists to the area and is now a museum today. The famous Fullers Brewery is situated on Chiswick Lane South and offers tours to the general public.
The Chiswick High Road is famous for its restaurants and pavement cafes giving the area a European feel. The shopping facilities are excellent with major high street retailers alongside quaint boutiques. Open spaces are everywhere with Turnham Green and Acton Green amongst other centrally located parks.
Property in Chiswick ranges from the exclusive Bedford Park Conservation Area, begun in 1875 by Johnathan Carr, with its large red brick houses and leafy glades, to Grove Park, a planned development by the Duke of Devonshire, boasting large well proportioned homes with vast gardens and more modern buildings in the central areas.
Chiswick Local Features
Being located with the River Thames on three sides, Chiswick developed around the industry allowed by the river, in particular fishing. Chiswick Mall is a popular stretch of road offering superb Georgian houses, where many properties have gardens across the road and on the river facing Chiswick Eyot, famous today for the Chiswick stretch of the Oxford and Cambridge boat race.
Chiswick Transport Links
Transport is excellent with the M4 and Heathrow airport nearby and tube stations at Turnham Green, Chiswick Park and Gunnersbury, only minutes from the centre of Chiswick.
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One of the most fashionable and upmarket suburbs of London, the leafy environs of Chiswick make it a popular area for families and individuals alike
