Letttings in North Acton and Park Royal, London W3 and NW10

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Housing in North Acton and Park Royal

In terms of housing, North Acton and Park Royal offer a wealth of small studio, one and two bedroom flats starting at roughly £700 per calendar month. These flats are perfect for those who need a flat from which they can commute easily to the rest of London, a demand which North Acton and Park Royal cater for easily with their ample travel links.

As well as some very nice flats for let, the area offers some particularly nice flats for sale with prices starting at around £225,000 for a spacious two bed roomed apartment. Again these flats are perfect for those who need to commute but also in a price bracket which is perfect for those wishing to take that first step onto the property ladder.

Property in North Acton and Park Royal

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The History of North Acton and Park Royal

Acton is now a suburb of West London about 5 miles from the centre, and well within the built-up area, but for the greater part of it's history, consisted of only a small cluster of houses around the medieval Church of St. Mary's, providing refreshment for travellers on the road from London to Oxford The majority of residents were employed in agriculture on the large holdings or in the five common fields farmed in strips. During the 17th and 18th Centuries, North Acton found favour as a Spa and as a country retreat for the wealthy from the Inner City, a number of whom had large houses built for their use

The industrial areas of Acton Vale and Park Royal became available at the turn of the century, and comprised parts of the common fields which had initially been used for the making of bricks. The area was free of the building restrictions imposed inside the London County Council area, and therefore an attractive and economic site creating a cluster of large developments including Napiers (engines and vehicles), Wilkinson Sword (swords, razors, vehicles), CAV and Lucas (automobile components), Evershed and Vignoles - (electrical test equipment), Du Cros (Cars) and Eastmans (Dye).

Ten years later, a further cluster of industries developed at Park Royal in north Acton, serving the needs of companies at the Vale, on the former site of the Royal Agricultural Society Show (1903-6). The site was used as an airfield from 1909 until 1913. During the War, the site was taken over as a munitions factory. Roads in the area commemorate some of the cars manufactured in the area. Major manufacturers were Guinness (Beer) The Rootes Group and Park Royal Vehicles (bus bodies), and many other automobile component manufacturers. The former Acton Aerodrome, slightly to the south, was also developed by companies that included the Alliance Aeroplane Company (Aircraft) and Renault (Cars),

Today one of the main features of Park Royal is the Entertainment Park which houses a Huge Vue cinema, a discotheque, a Bowling Alley and various different restaurants offering various different cuisines. Plans for future investment by the Park Royal Partnership also bode well for Park Royal and Acton's continuing future as it continues to develop into a different, better place to live.

North Acton and Park Royal Transport Links

North Acton is served by five different bus routes. The 95, 260, 266, 440 and 487 which run to areas such as Harrow Cricklewood and Hammersmith. The spider map below gives exact details of the five different bus routes.

North Acton and Park Royal are situated near to Ealing Broadway in the West of London. The area is served by the A40 as well as by multiple train station including West Acton Underground, East Acton Underground, Park Royal Underground, Willesden Junction Underground, Harlesden Underground and Acton Main Line Railway Station.

North Acton tube station is situated on the Central Line. Is this one of the fastest lines that London underground operates and allows quick and easy access to the whole of central London. Park Royal tube station lies on one Uxbridge branch of the Piccadilly line, which provides links to Heathrow and the main tourist spots in London.

Doctors in North Acton and Park Royal

Dr K Cabot
111 Avenue Rd, Acton, London W3 8QH

Hospitals in North Acton and Park Royal

Acton Hospital
46 Gunnersbury Lane, Acton, London W3 8EF
Tel: 020 8383 3150

Gunnersbury Day Hospital
Cloister Rd, Acton, London W3
Tel: 020 8992 1199