Sitting in the most eastern side of the Ealing Borough and in closer proximity to Central London, Acton has also been blessed with the new Crossrail railway line opening in Acton Main line station in 2022, attracting residents and investors alike. It has a multicultural and busy high street.
10/03/2023
Acton is a large area in the London Borough of Ealing and known to be one of the more affordable one...
Acton is a large area in the London Borough of Ealing and known to be one of the more affordable ones. It’s not the prettiest area and I wouldn’t particularly feel safe walking down the high street at night. Having said that there is a lot of investment in residential development taking places with lots of new modern spacious flats giving plenty of value for money options for first time buyers and young professionals. It has fantastic transport links both in terms of public transport, with the recent opening of the Elizabeth Line in Acton Main Line station, and driver access with the A40 providing quick and easy access into Central London.
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Driver Access
8.5 ( 4 )
Public Transport
8.5 ( 4 )
Affordability
8.0 ( 4 )
Pedestrian Access
7.8 ( 4 )
High Street
7.5 ( 4 )
Parks & Green Spaces
7.2 ( 4 )
Healthcare
6.8 ( 4 )
Schools
6.8 ( 4 )
Council Services
6.5 ( 4 )
Community Feel
6.2 ( 4 )
Cycle Access
6.0 ( 4 )
Sports Facilities
6.0 ( 4 )
Parking
5.8 ( 4 )
Pubs & Cafes
5.2 ( 4 )
Shopping
5.2 ( 4 )
Nightlife & Entertainment
5.0 ( 4 )
Hipness
4.2 ( 4 )
Safety
4.2 ( 4 )
Attractive Houses & Pretty Streets
4.0 ( 4 )
Architecture
3.8 ( 4 )
Cleanliness
3.2 ( 4 )
Museums, Galleries & Culture
3.2 ( 4 )
Stations
Acton Main Line
National Rail, TFL Rail, Elizabeth Line
North Acton
London Underground: Central line
Acton Town
London Underground: District, Piccadilly lines
Acton Central
London Overground
West Acton
London Underground: Central line
East Acton
London Underground: Central line
South Acton
London Overground
12/04/2022
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17/04/2015
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