Discover homes in North & West London, walking distance to stations

North and West London neighbourhoods are very popular amongst Malaysians, especially homes that are close to tube or train stations, providing quick access to top London universities and business hubs. Looking to purchase a family home, or a long-term good investment property that you can monetise for a steady income in West London? Don’t miss out on this opportunity to discuss with us on the options that are available this coming 28 – 29 March in KL.

Colindale

Located in the heart of North West London, Colindale Gardens spans 9 acres of green space. At the centre of this giant masterplan is Colindale Gardens, offering a balance between urban connectivity and a comfortable residential environment.

Connectivity is one of Colindale’s strongest advantages. Situated right opposite the station, Colindale Station has the Northern Line, getting you to King’s Cross St Pancras in 22 minutes. For students, get direct access to stations like Euston (UCL), London Bridge (King’s College Guys campus), Waterloo (King’s College Waterloo campus) and more in under 40 minutes.

The neighbourhood is popular with students studying at Middlesex University London, as it is a 12-minute bus ride or a 22-minute walk away. Besides housing a leading university, Colindale is also known as “little Hong Kong”, due to its diverse and welcoming Asian community. This cultural influence is reflected in the area’s retail and dining scene, with residents having convenient access to a wide range of Asian supermarkets and restaurants, including Loon Fung and Bang Bang Oriental Foodhall, both just a 10-minute walk away.

Current entry prices start from £380,000 for 1-bed apartments, while 2-bed homes are from £475,000, making Colindale an appealing entry point for buyers looking to gain a foothold in London’s property market.

Acton

Nestled between Ealing Broadway and White City, Acton has steadily emerged as a well-connected and increasingly popular residential neighbourhood, offering residents the best of both worlds: great connectivity and attractive starting prices.

Acton has amazing transport links to Central London, with both Acton Main Line and North Acton Stations being a 7-minute walk away, providing you access to the Elizabeth Line & Central Line, respectively. From Acton Main Line, residents can get to Paddington Station in as little as 8 minutes and Liverpool Street Station in 19 minutes. Homes close to the Elizabeth Line demand at least 8% more in rent due to its quick connections to business and cultural hubs. Living in Acton also allows you to live close to neighbourhoods like White City without paying the hefty price.

Acton is conveniently located just a 16-minute bus ride from White City, where residents can have easy access to Westfield, Imperial College London’s White City campus, and its commercial hub, housing companies like BBC Studios, L’Oréal, and ITV. Homes are attractively priced from £440,000 for 1-beds and from £585,000 for the 2-bed apartments, with yields of up to 5.7%.

Wembley

Wembley has rapidly transformed into one of the capital’s most exciting regeneration and investment hotspots. Located right next to Wembley Park Station is Wembley Park Gardens, with easy access to the Metropolitan and Jubilee Lines.

Jubilee Line:

• 19 minutes to Bond Street (Mayfair, Oxford Circus)
• 21 minutes to Waterloo (The London Eye, King’s College London Waterloo Campus)
• 25 minutes to London Bridge (The Shard, King’s College London Guy’s Campus)

Metropolitan line:

• 15 minutes to Regent’s Park (University of Westminster, Regent’s University London)
• 18 minutes to Euston Square (University College London, British Library)
• 21 minutes to King’s Cross St Pancras (tech and transport hub, access to Eurostar)
• 30 mins to Liverpool Street

Besides transport, Wembley has established itself as a cultural and international hub. Wembley offers a diverse range of restaurants, cafés, and retail options such as Tian Tian Asian Grocery and London Designer Outlet, amongst many other global dining options and everyday amenities. Anchored by the iconic Wembley Stadium, Wembley is globally recognised as a major entertainment destination as it regularly hosts international sporting events and world tours by global artists like Taylor Swift and Coldplay.

Homes at Wembley Park Gardens currently start from approximately £434,000 for one-bedroom apartments, while two-bedroom units begin from around £552,000, presenting an attractive opportunity for buyers seeking to benefit from Wembley’s continued growth and connectivity.

Hendon

Situated in North West London, Hendon Waterside is located along the Brent Reservoir, offering a rare combination of waterside living and strong connections to Central London. Hendon Station is a 6-minute walk from the development, providing access to the Thameslink, which can get residents to King’s Cross in just five stops, home to companies like Google, Facebook and Nike. Hendon Central Station is an 18-minute walk away, with access to the Northern Line, which provides direct links to Euston, London Bridge, Waterloo, Bank and more.

With Colindale located right next to Hendon, residents benefit from the accessibility to Asian markets and restaurants in Colindale. As well as easy access to Middlesex University London, just 18 minutes by bus. Brent Cross Shopping Centre is an 18-minute walk from Hendon Waterside, where residents are spoiled for retail, restaurants and cafe options.

Starting from £1.1M, the 4-bedroom townhouses at Hendon Waterside offer extra-large private gardens, perfect for growing families who enjoy spending time outdoors. Buyers who are looking for larger homes in London can enquire more with us.

All developments mentioned are completed or set to be completed by 2029. Apartments that are completed are ideal for parents who are looking for a home for their children who plan to study in London in Q3 2026. Join us at The Five, Damansara Heights, this 28 – 29 March to learn more about each development.