Apartment areas in West London
Every area we cover, from Ealing's high street to the apartments closest to Heathrow, with how many buildings are listed in each.
Ealing is the residential anchor of the corridor: Georgian squares, Walpole Park and Ealing Broadway's shops and three tube lines, all within walking distance of the apartments here.
- 30 minto Heathrow by road
- 18 minto Paddington on the Elizabeth line
Brentford runs along the Great West Road's Golden Mile — GSK, Sky and a string of office parks — with the Thames and the Grand Union Canal on its doorstep for everyone staying here on business.
- 25 minto Heathrow by road
- 23 minto London Waterloo from Brentford station
Chiswick is the leafiest, most residential stop on the corridor — a high street of independent shops, a short walk to the Thames, and the District line at both ends.
- 30 minto Heathrow by road
- 24 minto Westminster on the District line from Turnham Green
Kew Bridge sits on the river between Brentford and Kew Gardens, with its own South Western Railway station and the District line a short walk away at Gunnersbury.
- 25 minto Heathrow by road
- 27 minto London Waterloo from Kew Bridge station
Isleworth is the quietest, most riverside stop on the corridor, and the closest to Sky's studios and offices at Grant Way for anyone whose stay is built around that commute.
- 20 minto Heathrow by road
- 38 minto London Waterloo from Isleworth station
Uxbridge is the corridor's western terminus — the end of the Metropolitan and Piccadilly lines, and the closest listed area to Stockley Park's business campus and Brunel University London.
- 20 minto Heathrow by road
- 37 minto King's Cross St Pancras on the Metropolitan line
West Drayton is the closest listed area to Heathrow itself — ten minutes by road to the terminals, with the Elizabeth line running straight through to Paddington.
- 10 minto Heathrow by road
- 26 minto Paddington on the Elizabeth line
Greenford is the corridor's value option — one Central line stop and a Great Western Railway connection, at rates noticeably below its more central neighbours.
- 30 minto Heathrow by road
- 25 minto Bond Street on the Central line
Richmond and Kew are the corridor's most affluent, most leisure-oriented stop — Richmond Park, Kew Gardens and the river, with three rail services into central London.
- 30 minto Heathrow by road
- 20 minto London Waterloo from Richmond station
Heathrow isn't a residential area with its own apartments — it's every listed apartment on this corridor within six miles of the terminals, ranked by distance.
The ten areas on this site sit along a single corridor running roughly west from Ealing to Heathrow, following the Elizabeth line, the Piccadilly line and the A4/M4. Pick an area by what matters most to your stay: proximity to a specific employer, distance to the airport, or a high street and a park to come home to.
How the areas differ
Ealing and Chiswick are the most residential, with schools and parks nearby. Brentford and Isleworth sit closest to the Golden Mile employers and Sky\'s campus. Uxbridge and West Drayton serve Stockley Park and Heathrow respectively. Richmond & Kew is the outlier — closer to Kew Gardens and the river than to any office corridor, and the furthest from the airport.
The Heathrow page
The Heathrow area page isn\'t a place with its own buildings — it gathers every listed apartment within six miles of the terminals, led by West Drayton and Uxbridge, for anyone whose priority is distance to a flight rather than a specific neighbourhood.