From elegant Norman Shaw architecture in Bedford Park to exploring the delights of Devonshire Road and Turnham Green Terrace, this little enclave of West London has no end of culture and charm. Chiswick has a plethora of excellent state and independent schools. Here are a few of the best: Belmont Primary School is a popular state primary school just a short walk from Chiswick High Road and has been rated Outstanding by Ofsted. Grove Park Primary School is located in a popular family area and has been rated Outstanding by Ofsted. Chiswick and Bedford Park Preparatory School is situated in Bedford Park close to Turnham Green Tube station and is an independent day school. It prepares boys for preparatory departments of senior secondary schools at 7 and girls are prepared for entry to Independent London Day Schools and Boarding Schools at 11. Falcon School for Boys Pre-Prep is situated in Burnaby Gardens, W4. It is a vibrant independent day Pre-Prep School for boys from 3-7. From the age of 7 boys can then transfer to the Prep School, which is located in Richmond. Latymer Upper School is an independent, co-educational day school taking children from the age of 7 (into the Prep School) through to 18 years. It is situated on King Street in Hammersmith, close to adjoining Chiswick High Road. Head to the Transport for London website to get all the up to date London public transport information. The majority of Chiswick is in the London Borough of Hounslow although some parts of the W4 postcode lie in the London Borough of Ealing. Council tax varies between the boroughs, but Chiswick council tax generally starts at around £935 for Band A and goes up to just above £2700 for Band H. www.hounslow.gov.uk There is an abundance of green, open space in Chiswick including Turnham Green, Chiswick Common, Gunnersbury Triangle, Chiswick House Gardens, which boasts an award winning café, and that is just for starters. Dukes Meadows, land that was formerly owned by the Duke of Devonshire, has now been developed into a recreational centre. It includes a rugby club, football pitches, a hockey club, several rowing clubs and a golf course. And if that is not enough, for those who enjoy life on the water (and in the club bar after some tacking and jibing), there are a number of rowing and sailing clubs such as London Corinthian Sailing Club.Chiswick Property Finder
Chiswick is a jewel in the West London crown that occupies a meander of the River Thames. Lying between Kew to the South and Hammersmith to the East, it has something to offer to everyone.
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Read our No Place Like Home Property Guides to find out which London area would most suit your needs. Or call Harriet Rowlands on +44 (0)782 532 1564 to discuss your property search requirements. Average property value: £845,000 Average house price: £1.2m Bedford Park, Grove Park. The Glebe Estate, Strand-on-the-Green & Gunnersbury. ‘ Love Carvosso’s at 210 and High Road Brasserie.’ @myChiswickLive ‘So much I love about W4 – the river, Chiswick House and Grounds, the village and community feel, and still close to central London.’ @SamsBrasserie ‘Must go to Chiswick House Gardens!’ Marjan W4 ‘Go to the courtyard and upstairs room of Carbossos, Chiswick House grounds, St Nicholas Church and Chiswick Mall. Walk along the river, sit on Turnham Green, enjoy a coffee on the High Road and any of the many parks in and around Chiswick,’ Claire W4 ‘Head to the Old Cinema Antiques Store for lovely unique pieces; The Swan – tucked away down a little side street – great for roasts and a lovely garden; Tamp Coffee on Devonshire Road for lovely coffee and interesting little savouries and Sam’s Brasserie – lovely owner and consistently great food.’ @KBfoodphotos ‘St Michael and All Angels Church is really beautiful (inside and out) and the streets around it…..lined with the large, dignified old houses that make the area so tranquil and desirable’ Ann W4 ‘For a personal touch shopping experience it has to be Turnham Green Terrace and Devonshire Road. No high street chains here, just an array of independent shops and restaurants. My favourite shops have to be Mackans Butchers and (Chiswick wouldn’t be Chiswick without it) Fouberts Ice Cream Parlour.’ Sean Wales W4 ‘Gunnersbury Triangle…..Chiswick’s best kept secret’ Birna W4 If you would like to find out how No Place Like Home Property Finders can assist your Chiswick property search, please visit www.nplhome.co.uk or call +44 (0) 782 532 1564 to discuss your property search requirements.Our Property Guides
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I was born here, and i work here in a rubbish clearance company and I can say without a doubt that it is the best district in the entire city of London and you won’t regret if you choose to buy or rent a property here.
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Jaquelyn
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