221-220A, Hamlet Gardens, Hammersmith, London, W6 0TS, Hammersmith (View area)
The Hamlet Gardens by Q Apartments are immaculately designed and finished to an enviably high standard. With a fine array of modern and comfortable furnishings, these charming apartments will provide guests with an unparalleled home away from home experience.
These luxury apartments in London are located near Ravenscourt Park, which offers great outdoor parkland to enjoy. You will also find shops and restaurants within walking distance and you can head towards the River Thames for picturesque strolls along the riverside. The nearby tube station provides great links to other areas of London, such as Westminster where you can visit Houses of Parliament and Big Ben. Alight at Tower Hill for Tower Bridge and the Tower of London. You can also change tubes at South Kensington to explore Leicester Square, Covent Garden and the West End areas of London. The District tube line is within easy walking distance from these apartments, as Ravenscourt Park tube station is just around the corner. It has good links to The City, South Kensington and Westminster. This property benefits from being outside of London's congestion zone.
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