Camden Town NW1 has always been one of the liveliest areas in London. From the bohemian chic of the world famous Camden Town market to the upscale homes of the rich and famous in Primrose Hill. Camden Town offers something for everyone.
DetailsPaddington W2 postcode is becoming a trending area to live in central London due to the extensive redevelopment of the Paddington Canal Basin. A wide variety of housing is available in Paddington, from old Victorian houses around St Michael’s Street to impressive mansions in the Hyde Park area.
DetailsLocated between Marylebone and Bloomsbury, the rather small area of Fitzrovia surely knows how to put itself on the map. Covering part of the W1 postcode, Fitzrovia really is THE place to be.
DetailsActon is an on-the-up West London area, standing under the W3 postcode. It gets its name from the Anglo-Saxon words for ‘oak’ and ‘town’.
DetailsSituated to the West of Regent’s Park, Maida Vale has become a popular living choice for media and city professionals, successful musicians and their families.
DetailsSituated in the London Borough of Hounslow, West London (W1), Chiswick is an upper-middle-class area, popular with both families and professionals.
DetailsPart of The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, Kensington is one of London’s most desirable areas of West London. With an array of private schools to choose from, popular parks, museums, shops, period houses and easy access to Central London, W8 and SW7 is THE place to live, if you can afford it!
DetailsNot only is the area and it’s offerings famous, but those who deign to live there are often among the upper echelon of celebrities like Jamie Oliver, Stella McCartney, Elton John and Claudia Schiffer. Could Notting Hill be your new Hollywood-esque hometown?
DetailsHammersmith & Fulham is one of the most desirable places to live in West London at the moment, and there’s a lot more to it than originally meets the eye!
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