Hawthorne Crescent, West Drayton, UB7

Oakwood Estates are delighted to present this well-proportioned second-floor studio apartment to the market, offering a fantastic opportunity for first-time buyers, investors, or those seeking a conveniently located home.

The property features a bright and spacious main living area, providing ample room for both living and sleeping arrangements, with plenty of natural light enhancing the sense of space. The separate kitchen is well laid out, offering practicality and functionality for everyday use. A neatly presented bathroom completes the internal accommodation.

One of the standout features of this apartment is the excellent storage on offer, including access to a large private loft space—ideal for keeping belongings neatly tucked away—as well as an additional secure storage cupboard located within the communal hallway.

Externally, the property benefits from an allocated parking space, ensuring convenience for residents, and is surrounded by well-maintained communal gardens, providing a pleasant outdoor environment.

Ideally situated, the apartment is just a short walk from West Drayton Train Station, served by the Elizabeth Line, offering fast and direct connections into Central London and beyond—making it perfect for commuters.

Asbestos tested and not dangerous. No known building issues

Floor: (other premises below)

Roof: Pitched, 150 mm loft insulation

Walls: Timber frame, as built, insulated (assumed)

Windows: Fully double glazed

Lighting: No low energy lighting

No

Previous Clay Mining area, but not near to the property

Tenure

Leasehold - 999 years remaining
Annual Service charge - £1,112.8
Peppercorn Ground Rent

Council tax band

B (£1,590.91 p/yr)

Mobile Coverage

5G Voice and Data

Internet Speed

Ultrafast

Potential Rental Income

£1,000 per month.

Local Area

Located within the London Borough of Hillingdon. It forms part of a wider regeneration zone often associated with Drayton Garden Village, a relatively recent housing development built on a former aviation/industrial site.
The area is primarily urban and residential, characterised by a mix of housing types. Along Porters Way and surrounding streets, you’ll find semi-detached and terraced family homes, as well as newer purpose-built apartment blocks—some reaching several storeys in height.
One of its main advantages is location and connectivity. Porters Way is within walking distance of West Drayton town center and the railway station (served by the Elizabeth Line), offering direct links into Central London. It is also conveniently close to Heathrow Airport, Stockley Park business district, and major road networks such as the M4 and M25.
Overall, Porters Way can be described as a well-connected suburban neighborhood with a mix of modern developments and traditional hous...

Transport Links

The nearest main station is West Drayton railway station, which is within walking distance or a short bus ride.
Served by the Elizabeth line
Direct trains to Central London (e.g. Paddington, Tottenham Court Road, Canary Wharf)
Westbound services to Reading and Maidenhead
Frequent services throughout the day

Bus services providing easy access to:
Heathrow Airport
Uxbridge town center
Hayes & Harlington (another Elizabeth Line station)

Road links
Porters Way benefits from excellent road connectivity:
Close to the M4 motorway (quick access to London and the West)
Easy reach of the M25 orbital motorway
Nearby A4 provides a direct route into Central London