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New Homes in Acton

A melting pot of London’s vibrant culture and the home of many independent shops, cafes and restaurants along Churchfield Road and beyond, new homes in Acton sit between Ealing and White City in West London.

From sunbathing at Acton Park to gentle strolls through Heathfield Nature Gardens, the London Transport Museum Depot is a real highlight of the area. Walk the dog in Gunnersbury Park, jump on the Tube to Central London and much more; all from our developments closest to Acton below.

  • Wembley Park Gardens

    Wembley Park Gardens

    42 Brook Avenue, Wembley, HA9 8PH
    • 1 and 2 bedroom
    • £435,000 to £617,000
  • Hendon Waterside

    Hendon Waterside

    Meadowlark House, Moorhen Drive, Tyrrel Way, Hendon, NW9 7QA
    • 1, 2 and 3 bedroom
    • £359,000 to £699,000
  • Hayes Village

    Hayes Village

    Nestles Avenue, Hayes, UB3 4QF
    • 2 and 3 bedroom
    • £327,000 to £539,000
  • Eastman Village

    Eastman Village

    Harrow View, Harrow, HA1 4GW
    • 1, 2 and 3 bedroom
    • £359,000 to £609,000
  • Springfield Place

    Springfield Place

    Glenburnie Rd, London, SW17 0SR
    • 1, 2 and 3 bedroom
    • £474,000 to £1,088,000
  • Sterling Place

    Sterling Place

    245 Burlington Road, New Malden, London, West London, KT3 4NE
    • 1, 2 and 3 bedroom
    • £386,000 to £744,000
  • Ridgeway Views

    Ridgeway Views

    The Ridgeway, Mill Hill, NW7 1ST
    • 1 and 2 bedroom
    • £399,000 to £570,000
  • Bermondsey Heights

    Bermondsey Heights

    227-255 Ilderton Road, South Bermondsey, SE15 1NS
    • 1 and 2 bedroom
    • £465,000 to £703,000

Live the Acton life

Whether you’re drawn to this area by the vibrant local culture, the great location or the selection of superb new homes, buying a house in Acton could prove to be an excellent choice. And if it’s a new property you’re after, don’t miss our Low Deposit Schemes in London, with Deposit Unlock or Deposit Boost.  

Things to see and do in Acton

There are lots of great ways to pass your spare time in and around town. Gunnersbury Park with its museum and Pitzhanger Manor and Gallery are among the cultural draws, while Ealing Common forms the western boundary of town. Just over the river you’ll find Kews Royal Botanic Gardens and the huge expanse of Richmond Park.

Acton Park and Woodlands Park are nice spots closer to home for a stroll with the dog or your kids. If you have children then don’t miss the Oxygen Freejumping Trampoline Park next to North Acton Playing Fields or Springfield Gardens where you’ll find a kids’ play area. Pay a visit to the London Transport Museum Depot, and test your own skills behind the wheel at TeamSport Go Karting West London.

Education

Good schools can be a key factor either for right now or the future, and there are some superb ones in the local area. Top choices for younger children include Ark Priory Primary Academy, Holy Family Catholic Primary and Good Shepherd RC Primary, which are all rated as outstanding by Ofsted. Twyford Church of England High School and the Ellen Wilkinson School for Girls are secondaries ranked just as highly by the education board.

Acton transport links

Acton is blessed with an array of local stations offering services on the London Overground and Underground. The centre of town is surrounded by stops such as Acton Central, Acton Town, Ealing Common, North Ealing, West Acton, Acton Main Line and East Acton.

From the Tube’s Central, District and Piccadilly lines, to Crossrail, Overground and TfL Rail services, there are also plenty of local bus routes you can use to get around. If you have a car, the M4 motorway begins near to town as it heads away from London towards the M25, Slough and Reading, passing Heathrow Airport around eight miles away as it goes.

The Acton property scene

Acton has become an increasingly popular place to live as buyers spread their wings from hotspots such as Notting Hill and Queen’s Park. The area’s known for its Victorian and Edwardian homes, with demand on the up in the search for more space and better value.

With stunning developments along Western Avenue offering contemporary apartments perfect for modern life, the arrival of Crossrail has brought house prices closer to the London average. Now is the time to invest in this area, so give us a call today and see if one of our latest offers can give you a helping hand with your move.