Living in Chiswick
Chiswick is one of west London’s most sought after neighbourhoods. Known for its village-like feel, riverside charm, historic sites and period properties, it offers a well-established high street with a mix of independent shops, local markets and a variety of restaurants and pubs. It continues to attract buyers and tenants, from professionals to families looking for excellent schools and a strong community.
Property types
The area is characterised by its period architecture, with a range of Victorian, Georgian and Edwardian properties, many which have retained original features, giving the homes timeless charm and character. There are also converted flats and new build developments offering modern layouts and open plan living.
Dining & Socialising
Chiswick High Road and the surrounding streets offer a good mix of independent and established spots. Strand-on-the-Green is home to a row of well-known riverside pubs, including The Bell & Crown, The City Barge and The Bull’s Head, all popular with locals. Along the High Road, there are various eateries serving everything from casual brunch to evening dining.
Things to do
There are plenty of green spaces for residents to enjoy. Chiswick House and Gardens provides landscaped grounds for relaxing and exercising. The centre of Turnham Green offers open lawns, while the Thames Path is popular for riverside walks with views across the water. For a fun afternoon with friends or family, explore behind the scenes at Fuller’s Griffin Brewery with a guided tour and beer tasting session. Chiswick also benefits from multiple monthly markets, check out our blog Chiswick’s Sunday markets for more detail.
Nestled between Kew, Acton and Hammersmith, there’s a wide range of amenities and attractions in its neighbouring areas. Gunnersbury Park and Kew Gardens are both a short distance away for additional outdoor space for a planned day out. Visit the iconic Eventim Apollo for live gigs and comedy or watch a play at Lyric Hammersmith Theatre.