Isleworth is one of the most interesting areas in Hounslow but lacks the popularity of larger areas like Hounslow itself and Brentford. The area was formerly a small Saxon town but became popular with nobles in the 18th century due to the proximity to the Thames and Kew. The area is home to a number of fantastic period properties and some tree-lined streets. Whether you want Victorian, Georgian, or more modern architecture, you can find a home here.
One of the biggest selling points of Isleworth is the parks. Syon Park is one of the most beautiful and has an amazing 40 acres of gardens. Osterley Park is very popular too. It is managed by the National Trust and has both an 18th century garden and a winter garden. Isleworth Ait is a hidden gem. The nine acre island is a nature reserve home to some fantastic wildlife. Access is limited so take advantage of guided tours when the chances arise.
Another big selling point of Isleworth is the transport links. From the local train station and Syon Lane commuters can reach Waterloo in half an hour. Osterley and Hounslow East have Underground Stations on the Piccadilly Line. Heathrow Airport is just a twenty minute drive away or around fifteen minutes on the Tube. Road users also have close proximity to the M4 and M25.
People looking for value, whether buying or renting, will appreciate the affordable costs in comparison to areas like Richmond, Chiswick, and Hounslow itself. The affordability is particularly attractive to investors and presents plenty of great opportunities.
If you are thinking of investing in the area or the wider Borough, Finefair can help. We offer a wide range of services and always seek to ensure clients get the best level of support. One thing that we specialise in is offering guaranteed rent Hounslow investors can rely on. With this service incomes are protected for a period of time, even if properties stand empty. We can manage assets effectively and choose tenants with great care.
To find out more about guaranteed rent Hounslow, please get in touch.
