An excellent one double bedroom apartment offering bright and spacious accommodation along with modern fixtures and fittings. Brentford Dock is an impressive and highly sought-after riverside development on the banks of the Thames, opposite Kew Gardens, and just behind Brentford High Street. The development is set on 22 acres and enjoys exceptional communal green spaces including the Thames Path.


An excellent one double bedroom apartment offering bright and spacious accommodation along with modern fixtures and fittings.

Set within one of west London’s most distinctive riverside developments, this bright one-bedroom apartment forms part of Brentford Dock, an architecturally considered community where modernist design meets water and landscape.
Originally conceived in the 1850s by Isambard Kingdom Brunel as a railway dock, the site was later reimagined as a residential enclave by Sir Roger Walters, architect of the Thames Barrier & Perronet House. The development now stands as a notable example of modernist and brutalist architecture, set within 22 acres of landscaped grounds beside the Thames.

Residents enjoy fully private, fob-accessed gardens with direct access to their own stretch of the Thames Path, alongside barbecue areas, a giant outdoor chess set and a series of calm riverside seating spots. A private gate also opens into the historic grounds of Syon House, originally designed by Capability Brown in the 1760s, offering a rare extension of green space, heritage and tranquillity - an exceptional privilege reserved exclusively for Brentford Dock residents.

The apartment offers bright, well-proportioned accommodation with modern fixtures and fittings, alongside the practical advantage of a private parking space located directly below the apartment and opposite the marina. A strong sense of community is centered around the dockside clubhouse, which hosts regular film nights and communal dinners, and can also be hired for private events. An on-site convenience store supports everyday living.

Brentford Station is approximately a 10-minute walk away, providing direct connections to Waterloo in around 32 minutes, while the A4 and M4 offer swift access to central London and Heathrow.