West London’s Brentford is a historic county town in Middlesex; within the London Borough of Hounslow and part of Greater London since the Sixties. The town is found where the River Brent and the Thames meet, some eight miles from Charing Cross. An alternative to riverfront hotspots, Brentford has all the appeal of a cosmopolitan waterside hub without a hefty price tag. The aforementioned river duo flows into the Grand Union Canal; lined with historical pubs and cheerful family-run cafes, it’s just the place for weekend strolls. Read on to discover the developments that are rated as the best places to live in Brentford and to see reviews from residents who own or rent in Brentford.
Great location and area and high quality apartments.
Plenty of Bars and pubs in the local area as well as places to see. The football stadium across the road is both good and bad as it adds to the congestion but makes the atmosphere more alive. Bin collections are regular and reliable and parking is more than enough.
Please review your development:
When we first moved in the property was in tatters and there was miscommunication internally within the building with contractors and management however once these issues were sorted it, it felt like home. The properties are designed with thought however there are differences within the flats that are not addressed prior to moving in which proved to be disappointing. Some properties at the same prices will have more storage and amenities but won’t be listed. However all around with some effort and communication with management proves to be a lovely development.
Please share one thing (or more) which you wish you had known before you moved in:
View the properties and note the differences as although they appear the same, not every apartment is.
How has the building management responded to any problems or issues you have raised:
We were ignored by property managers and had to go through several email conversations to get a satisfactory response and felt a little neglected however once issues were brought to attention, management helped us as much as they could.