Chiswick house removals

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Moving to Chiswick?

Located around five miles west of Central London, and occupying the eastern part of the London Borough of Hounslow, Chiswick is a distinctly affluent (it was voted the 8th most expensive neighbourhood in the UK) suburb of West London. Conveniently situated at the start of the North and South Circular roads, as well as the M4 motorway it is also readily serviced by London Underground Services via the District Line (Chiswick park is probably closest).

Chiswick, once an ancient parish in the Ossulstone hundred of Middlesex was a fishing village up until the nineteenth century when a combination of industry decline and river pollution, resulted in the activity largely dying out. Another industry located in Chiswick was brewing, specifically beer and much of the High Road at that time was home to Inns and large houses. Today that tradition continues, shops and cafes consistent with this area being mixed with several 19th Century pubs specialising in real ale. The Devonshire, owned by celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay, and situated on the quiet Devonshire road is obviously high class, whereas The Hole in the Wall, a gastro-pub on Sutton Lane North will appeal to real-ale devotees as well as having an excellent menu.

Shopping in Chiswick is refreshingly underwhelmed by solely high street names. Sure, there are a share of mobile phone stores and the like but there also many shops where something unique and interesting can still be purchased, Marmalade Jewellery on Turnham Green Terrace, specialises in designer engagement, wedding and eternity items.

It should come as no surprise that an affluent location like Chiswick should be popular with a sport like rowing and the Chiswick reach of the Thames is used extensively for both recreational and competitive events. Several boat clubs have Chiswick as their home, the University Of London Boat club being the best known. Additionally, Rugby is played in Chiswick, albeit at a fairly lowly level in the form of Chiswick RFC. Facilities don’t end with sport however, the town is home to Arts Educational Schools of London, a well known academy specialising in acting and musical theatre. Additionally there is a broad spectrum of primary and secondary educational options, some of them independent.

In summary Chiswick is an appealing, desirable suburb with small town charm and excellent links to the surrounding area. Famous people associated with Chiswick novelist E.M Forster and Olympic rower Jack Beresford.

Historical Place of Interest: Chiswick House, a neo-Palladian villa in Burlington Lane

Chiswick removals

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