This deluxe apartment in the heart of Chiswick, London, offers a cozy retreat for those seeking comfort and convenience. Located in a vibrant neighborhood, the apartment boasts modern amenities and stylish décor. With a spacious living room, a fully equipped kitchen, and a comfortable bedroom, it provides the perfect base for exploring all that London has to offer. Whether you’re visiting for business or pleasure, this charming apartment promises a delightful stay in one of London’s most sought-after areas.

Neighborhood highlights

Lifestyle in Chiswick
Shops and restaurants
Shopping in Chiswick extends from King Street and then along Chiswick High Road, with side streets branching off onto Devonshire Road and Turnham Green Terrace.
Chiswick has a mix of independent shops and high-street chains, including branches of the supermarkets Sainsbury’s and Waitrose, as well as brands such as Jigsaw, Space NK, Fired Earth, Whistles, Waterstones, Mint Velvet, Oliver Bonas, Phase Eight, and WH Smith, as well as chain restaurants like Franco Manca, Honest Burger, Nando’s, PizzaExpress, Rock & Rose, Five Guys, Gail’s, Zizzi, and Chipotle.
But Chiswick is also a place where independent shops, boutiques, cafés, and restaurants thrive, and there’s a strong foodie vibe.
La Librairie is a French secondhand bookstore; The Old Cinema is crammed full of antiques; Nikki’s Bakery also has a café; Foubert’s is a long-standing Italian restaurant and ice cream parlor; Láppétit Fou sells mouthwatering chocolates; The Source Bulk Foods is a trendy, plastic-free store where shoppers weigh out their own ingredients; Bayley & Sage is part of a small chain of delicatessens; Wheelers Gardens is a well-stocked garden center; Fosters’ Books, a secondhand bookstore, is located in the oldest shop in Chiswick, dating back to the 18th century, and Neptune sells furniture and accessories with a New England twist.
There are restaurants serving cuisine from around the world, including fish and chips, Thai, Japanese, Italian, Vietnamese, Mexican, and Persian—and no one is far from a flat white or a family brunch at Artisan; Angie’s Little Food Shop; Chief Coffee (a favorite of Knight Frank), which has a pinball lounge in the basement; Tamp Coffee; the Chiswick Fire Station, part of the Darwin & Wallace bar and restaurant chain; and Château Dessert, which serves more than just cakes.
Chiswick residents clearly enjoy cooking and dining out in style. On Turnham Green Terrace, you’ll find a long-standing butcher, Macken Brothers; Natoora for fruits and vegetables; and Covent Garden Fishmongers.
Lea & Sandeman on Chiswick High Road is part of a small chain of wine merchants that was recently awarded a royal warrant. Fine dining can be found at La Trompette, the sister restaurant to Chez Bruce at Wandsworth Common; Michael Nadra on Elliott Road; and Le Vacherin on South Parade.
Other restaurants with a strong local following include the High Road Brasserie, part of the Soho House empire; Charlotte’s Bistro on Turnham Green Terrace; and Annie’s on Thames Road.

Transport
Chiswick is exceptionally well connected, being close to the South Circular and North Circular roads, the M3, the M4, and the A40.
Stretching along the District Line, Chiswick is served by Tube stations at Ravenscourt Park, Stamford Brook, and Turnham Green on the Richmond and Ealing Broadway branches. Gunnersbury is also on the District Line, but only on the Richmond branch.
Chiswick Park is also on the District Line, but only on the Ealing Broadway branch. Additionally, Turnham Green is on the Piccadilly Line.
There are trains from Chiswick Station to Waterloo, which take 27 minutes, via Clapham Junction and Vauxhall.
All stations, with the exception of Chiswick Park, Gunnersbury, and Chiswick, are in Zone 2.