Pumphouse Crescent, Brentford, London, TW8 0HN, Brentford (View area)
This sleek and stylish penthouse residence is notably spacious and includes an array of modern furnishings and benefits from a friendly, welcoming interior design. Both bedrooms feature comfortable double beds and the fully-equipped kitchen offers guests the ability to enjoy the simple luxuries of home cooking. Additional perks and benefits include free access to wireless internet, laundry facilities, free on-site parking, a private balcony and a complimentary welcome pack.
Found in west London’s fashionable Kew bridge area in between Chiswick and Kew, this two bedroom penthouse situates guests in a scenic area close to the banks of the River Thames. West London is generally thought of as the part of sprawling city with the most natural elegance and sophistication; Chiswick is the home of the Chiswick High Road – a fashionable high street dotted with cafes and trendy eateries – and Kew is most well-known for the iconic Kew Gardens, a huge expanse of parkland and botanical gardens. Kew Gardens is the largest tourist draw in the surrounding area, attracting throngs of tourists all year round but particularly in the spring and summer months. Despite being situated in west London, the city’s central areas can be reached quickly and easily via a number of public transport links found nearby. Waterloo train station and London’s trendy Southbank area can be reached straightforwardly via rail services from Kew Bridge train station, which is only an eight-minute walk away. Chiswick Park tube station also offers access to central London via the District Line. London Heathrow Airport is eight miles away.
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