1 bed flat for sale

London W6

A beautifully designed one-bedroom one-bathroom in Hammersmith, offering riverside view.

/Location/
Located on King Street in Hammersmith, West London, this contemporary residential development forms part of the wider Civic Campus regeneration, centred around the historic Hammersmith Town Hall. The development comprises 99 private-sale apartments, offering one- and two-bedroom homes and penthouses. The wider regeneration scheme aims to create a mixed-use destination combining residential living, arts, culture, business and public spaces.

Hammersmith is an established West London neighbourhood that combines urban convenience with a strong local identity. King Street provides a variety of shops, cafés, restaurants and everyday services, while the nearby Thames offers riverside walking routes and outdoor leisure opportunities. The area also benefits from its proximity to Chiswick, Fulham and Shepherd’s Bush, each offering distinct shopping, dining and lifestyle options.

The development’s integration with the Civic Campus regeneration is a key feature, bringing new public spaces and cultural facilities into the heart of the neighbourhood.

/Transportation/
The development benefits from access to Hammersmith Underground Station, an important West London transport interchange served by four Underground lines.
* Piccadilly line: Direct connections to South Kensington, Leicester Square, Covent Garden and Heathrow Airport.
* District line: Services towards Earl’s Court, Victoria, Westminster and Wimbledon.
* Circle line: Connections to Paddington, Notting Hill Gate and destinations across central London.
* Hammersmith & City line: Services towards Paddington, King’s Cross St Pancras, Liverpool Street and the City.
* Westfield London: Accessible via the Underground or local bus services, providing extensive shopping, dining and entertainment options.

Hammersmith also has a comprehensive bus network serving neighbouring districts. Road connections via the A4 provide access towards central London and the M4 corridor.

/Community and Lifestyle/
The development forms part of a wider regeneration project designed to create a vibrant cultural and social destination. The Civic Campus masterplan includes a public town square, cinema, cafés, restaurants, shops, office space, creative workspaces and performance venues. These facilities are intended to encourage community activity and bring new life to the historic town hall setting.

Residents also benefit from on-site amenities, including a gym, concierge service, landscaped resident gardens and a rooftop terrace overlooking the Thames. Private apartments feature contemporary interiors inspired by the Art Deco character of the historic town hall, creating a connection between the area’s architectural heritage and modern living.

Beyond the development, Hammersmith offers a wide range of supermarkets, independent retailers, restaurants and pubs. The Lyric Theatre provides a local destination for performing arts, while the nearby riverside offers walking and cycling routes. Ravenscourt Park is another popular green space, with landscaped gardens, sports facilities and open areas for relaxation.

For larger shopping trips, Westfield London in Shepherd’s Bush offers major international brands, restaurants, a cinema and other leisure facilities.

/Education/
Hammersmith and the surrounding West London area offer a broad selection of educational institutions, from local primary and secondary schools to internationally recognised universities.

Notable schools in the wider area include:
* Westside School: A secondary school in Hammersmith serving local students.
* Latymer Upper School: An independent co-educational school in Hammersmith.
* St Paul’s Girls’ School: A well-known independent girls’ school in Brook Green.
* The Godolphin and Latymer School: An independent girls’ school in Hammersmith.
* Lena Gardens Primary School: A local primary school in the wider Hammersmith area.

For higher education, Imperial College London and the Royal College of Art’s Kensington campus are accessible via the Underground. The University of West London and institutions in central London can also be reached by public transport.

Families should confirm current admissions requirements, school catchment areas and Ofsted reports directly with individual schools before making a property decision.