Overview
The Works is stylish living in the heart of West London’s riverside village with its historic pubs and waterside locations. An exclusive collection of beautiful homes with generous balconies, landscaped gardens and sweeping city views. Offering direct fast access to Central London, the Works is located directly opposite Isleworth Station and adjacent to Thornbury Park with its 15 acres of green open spaces and playing fields.
An exclusive collection of beautiful homes with generous balconies, landscaped gardens and sweeping city views. Offering direct fast access to Central London, the Works is located directly opposite Isleworth Station and adjacent to Thornbury Park with its 15 acres of green open spaces and playing fields.
A bustling London village offering The Works residents an enviable west London lifestyle and the perfect live/work balance. Apart from being a thriving economic location in it’s own right, Isleworth’s proximity and short travel time to the heart of Central London makes it an ideal destination for city workers striving to reside in an area full of both local community spirit and a range of leisure amenities. Outdoor pursuits are well catered for with Syon Park, Richmond Park and the River Thames just a short distance away all offering stunning backdrops for leisurely walks and casual cycling.
Outdoors
London’s great outdoors is on your doorstep. Syon Park, Isleworth’s best historic park, feels like stepping into the deep countryside — but it’s just a 7 min. bike ride away.
The buzzing riverside village of Richmond is only around 15 mins away by bike. Sweeping, world-renowned Richmond Park offers sports facilities, a golf course, and room to explore with views over St Paul’s and the City. Nearby, Kew Gardens offers 300 acres of parkland, cafés and glasshouses to get lost in.
The River Thames
The constant flow of the Thames sets the pace of life in Isleworth, and the river is at the heart of The Works lifestyle.
From morning runs or weekend bike rides along the Thames path, to long afternoons in riverside parks and late nights with live music at pubs by the water.
Shop. Eat. Drink
Beyond just a village with its selection of quaint and specialist retailers, a short stroll or bike ride away leads you to a world of retail bliss.
Dive into Petersham Nurseries – a boutique homeware store and garden centre with an already legendary café. For fine dining book a table at The Ivy Café or Georgian townhouse hotel The Bingham. Nearby Chiswick is home to Soho House’s High Road House, as well as branches of Franco Manca, Pho and Bill’s. Visit Chief Coffee for flat whites and a basement lounge full of classic pinball machines or meet friends at one of the area’s riverside bars.
Local Economics
Isleworth is a great place to live and work. Full of innovative entrepreneurs and thriving businesses ranging from sole traders, social enterprises to multinational companies.
The area has one of the largest economies of all the London boroughs, comprising around 143,400 employees and close to 20,000 businesses. The proportion of entrepreneurial self-employed residents is significantly higher than the London average. In recent year's, the immediate area has been one of London’s strongest performing economies, with employment growth of 12% as well as a business base expansion of over 20%.
Education
Isleworth and the wider Borough of Hounslow are home to a great range of highly-rated primary, secondary and independent schools.
Popular options for primary schools include Spring Grove Primary School and The Blue School CofE Primary, which have both been rated outstanding by Ofsted. As have Oaklands School and Clarendon School which provide a tailored SEND education for children with special educational needs. Local independent prep school Ashton House School is also popular.
Outstanding secondary school options include The Green School for Girls, all through school Nishkam School West London, Lampton Academy and St Mark’s Catholic School. For further education, nearby West Thames College is also popular.
When it comes to higher education, the highly-rated Imperial College London has links with Isleworth’s West Middlesex University Hospital and the area is within a short commute of all of London’s top universities.
Location
Walk
- Thornbury Park: 2 minutes
- Isleworth Station: 2 minutes
Cycle
- Syon Park: 7 minutes
- River Thames: 6 minutes
Driving
- Chelsea: 22 minutes
- Westminster: 24 minutes
- Oxford Street: 28 minutes
- St. Johns Wood: 28 minutes
Public Transport
- London Waterloo: 37 minutes
- Knightsbridge: 36 minutes
- Covent Garden: 40 minutes
Airports
- Heathrow Airport: 25 minutes
- Gatwick Airport: 50 minutes
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