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A stunning new development of 1, 2 & 3 bedroom apartments and penthouses ideally located on Kew Bridge Road.

This is a location that fuses history and heritage with chic contemporary living. A true ‘London village’ lifestyle with a traditional cricket green just minutes away yet with one of London’s most stylish modern shopping malls and the capital itself both within easy reach. Generations of royals discovered the appeal of the area centuries ago, building palaces, creating royal hunting parks, and arriving in style by royal barge along the Thames. Today, living at Kew Bridge West means you are perfectly placed to take advantage of this fabulous location. Within this guide you can discover the wealth of wonderful places to shop and explore areas in which to relax and unwind – from well-known treasures to hidden gems.

CONTENTS

EATING OUT 4 BARS & PUBS 6 HEALTH & FITNESS 8 SHOPPING 10 ENTERTAINMENT 12 LOCAL PARKS 14 HEALTHCARE 16 EDUCATION 17 TRAVEL 18

02 Computer generated image. 03 The Botanist on the Green The Glasshouse Origin Asia Gastropub Modern European Indian 3-5 , TW9 3AA 14 Station Parade, Kew, TW9 3PZ 100 Kew Road, Richmond, TW9 2PQ t: 020 8948 4838 t: 020 8940 6777 t: 020 8948 0509 www.thebotanistkew.com www.glasshouserestaurant.co.uk www.originasia.y4f.co/ The Botanist Brewery and Kitchen prides itself A Michelin starred restaurant, the cuisine at The menu at Origin Asia features dishes from on ‘simple, honest food freshly prepared’ using The Glasshouse is – unsurprisingly – based on almost every region in the sub-continent, and seasonal ingredients with a focus on produce classical French cuisine, but also draws upon the restaurant has achieved a raft of good sourced from British suppliers. They will the cooking of and Italy, with a modern reviews within several London newspapers suggest the perfect beer and ale to complement European style that ranges from rustic to refined. and guides. They also offer a take-away your meal, including those made in their Expect braised dishes like navarin of lamb, version of their cuisine. own micro-brewery. assiette of pork with fillet, belly and cheeks served with apple and choucroute tart, and the Chella Newens (The Original Maids of Honour) restaurant’s signature 'salad of wood pigeon with truffled egg'. Persian Tea Shop 142 Chiswick High Road, Chiswick, W4 1PU 288 Kew Road, , TW9 3DU La Trompette t: 020 8994 6816 t: 020 8940 2752 French www.chella-restaurant.co.uk www.theoriginalmaidsofhonour.co.uk 5-7 Devonshire Road, Chiswick, W4 2EU First opened in Tehran 50 years ago by the Kew Village is the ideal setting for one of the father of one of the owners, this restaurant oldest tea rooms in the country. Established 300 t: 020 8747 1836 takes the traditional range of Iranian dishes years ago and run by the fifth generation of the www.latrompette.co.uk from mezze, koobideh, chenjeh and makhsoos original family, it serves delicious, traditional Chiswick’s sister to Kew's Glasshouse, here to ghafghazi and joojey – and delivers them in home-made savouries and delicate cakes whose the food is predominantly French, with strong a modern cosmopolitan atmosphere. history dates back to Tudor Times – served warm roots in the regional cooking of the South and from the bakery’s ovens. South West. Charcuterie, confits and foie gras Rock & Rose dishes define the restaurant's style, as do the International Kew Grill desserts such as the coffee marquis or ice cream filled profiteroles. 106-108 Kew Road, Richmond, TW9 2PQ EATING OUT Modern British t: 020 8948 8008 10b Kew Green, Richmond, TW9 3BH Café Rouge www.rockandroserestaurant.com t: 020 8948 4433 From café society to restaurants awarded the French ‘Food with passion and glamour’ – Rock & Rose www.awtrestaurants.com 85 Strand on the Green, Kew Bridge, W4 3NN is where food meets glamorous style, opulent highest accolade for cuisine. Country pubs, Opposite Kew Gardens, the Antony Worrall and decadent décor. The influences for the lunch t: 020 8995 6575 sophisticated watering holes, well-established Thompson restaurant Kew Grill has the motto, and dinner menu are modern European and “Real food for Real people… with no fuss.” With www.caferouge.co.uk British, with a bit of Pacific fusion thrown in. The chains and esoteric unique one-offs – at Kew an emphasis on quality traditional dishes, and The Café Rouge chain is known for its authentic restaurant is renowned for its lobster linguine Bridge West you can enjoy a taste of it all. with many of the ingredients sourced from the French ambiance, serving an all-day menu from and crispy chilli salt squid while cocktails are chef’s own farms, it offers an a la carte menu continental breakfasts and coffee to classic also a speciality, served in the seductive bar. as well as lunch specials. French dishes such as steak frites and boeuf bourguignon, croques and baguettes. Annie’s Chiswick British 162 Thames Road, Chiswick, W4 3QS t: 020 8994 9080 www.anniesrestaurant.co.uk Annie’s offers brunch, lunch and dinner every day and is distinctly ‘modern Brit-erranean’ in style. Tucked away by the river, Annie’s is perfect for popping in for a coffee, lunch with friends or a romantic dinner. There are daily specials, new tastes to try as well as their much loved classics.

04 05 The Inn at Kew Gardens Coach and Horses The Greyhound The Kew Gardens Hotel, 292 Sandycombe Road, 8 Kew Green, Kew, TW9 3BH 82 Kew Green, Kew, TW9 3AP Kew, TW9 3NG t: 020 8940 1208 t: 020 8332 9666 t: 020 8940 2220 www.coachhotelkew.co.uk www.thegreyhoundkew.co.uk www.kewgardenshotel.com Opposite St Anne’s Church on Kew Green, this With its striking Tudor-style architecture, beer This is a freehold pub with restaurant in a Young’s Beer hostelry has 18th-Century origins garden and Kew Green as its front lawn, the boutique hotel in the heart of Kew village. The and aims to provide a relaxed local pub Greyhound is open for breakfast and morning restaurant offers a mix of Modern European atmosphere combining an impressive list of cask coffee, as well as lunches and late night private cooking and Sunday roasts, while the pub has a ales and ‘the best in British food’ including both dining – with a dining room that has fantastic good choice of real ales and an extensive cocktail classic pub dishes and modern gastropub views across Kew Green. At the rear of the pub menu with a choice of several types of Martinis, favourites. Using as much local produce as the decked garden space features several from the classics to contemporary ones with a possible, the menu is reviewed each season – so enclosed Pods, each Pod featuring a twist. There is live acoustic music on the last expect everything from English asparagus, and personalised heater, music and a Tuesday of every month. Barnsley lamb chops, to fresh scallops from service-call button. English waters. Sam’s Brasserie & Bar Barley Mow Centre, 11 Barley Mow Passage, Carvosso’s at 210 Chiswick, W4 4PH 210 Chiswick High Road, Chiswick, W4 1PD t: 020 8987 0555 t: 020 8995 9121 BARS & PUBS www.samsbrasserie.co.uk www.carvossosat210.co.uk This informal 100-seat brasserie and 55-seat One of Chiswick's top wine bars and eateries, bar is open all day every day until late offering offering relaxed dining and fine wine and a very There is an extensive choice of bars and pubs within easy reach of a varied menu from light salads to traditional warm welcome throughout the day, every day of Kew Bridge West – from traditional ‘English’ pubs steeped in history roasts. The bar itself is stylish and charming and the year. The bar area is the perfect place to serves a range of cocktails and drinks made by socialise with friends or colleagues. The wine to contemporary bar and café society with a European influence. the professional and friendly bar staff. There is list boasts over 150 wines and an impressive Wrap up warm and stroll down to the ‘local’ during winter or relax live entertainment too, with soul and jazz acts collection of magnums. There are also draught performing most weekends. and bottled beers available as well as cocktails. in the warm summer sun with a cool refreshing drink. The Rose and Crown 79 Kew Green, Richmond, TW9 3AH t: 020 8940 2078 www.chefandbrewer.com A Chef and Brewer pub, the Rose & Crown serves freshly cooked, good value pub food with specials that change on a daily basis. It is also known for its lunch and evening deals, with a menu ranging from steaks and grills to vegetarian. There are also specialist evenings including ‘fish nights’, while its famous platters are ideal for sharing with friends and family.

High Road House & Brasserie 162-170 Chiswick High Road, Chiswick, W4 1PR t: 020 8742 7474 www.highroadhouse.co.uk This boutique hotel and private member’s club is located in the heart of Chiswick. The highly regarded brasserie is open daily and has indoor and outdoor seating all year round. This is the ideal place to meet friends for a light snack, lunch or dinner or just for a drink at the bar.

Coach and Horses

06 07 The Hogarth Health Club Kingston Riding Centre Airedale Avenue, Chiswick, W4 2NW The Pavilion, Kew Green, TW9 3AH 38 Crescent Road, Kingston Upon Thames, t: 020 8995 4600 t: 020 8940 9155 KT2 7RG www.thehogarth.co.uk www.kewcc.co.uk t: 020 8546 6361 A warm and friendly club where you can enjoy Kew Cricket Club was formed in 1882. Today, the www.kingstonridingcentre.com the usual facilities such as the gym, pool, steam club’s aims are to play a competitive game whilst Queen Victoria rode in , and today room and saunas. Or, relax in the club’s garden always observing the spirit of cricket, and the riding centre offers hacks there morning, patio areas and enjoy a social drink in the bar. enthusiastically developing the talents of its afternoon and evenings with specialised rides This club also offers a dedicated holistic studio younger players while fostering a strong club throughout the year – including a two and a half and beauty spa. culture. The club includes 1st to 4th XIs as well hour Bank Holiday hack, early morning winter as a Sunday League XI. hacks, and those for balmy summer evenings. There are also ‘Pimms hacks’ and wine hunts. Virgin Active 566 Chiswick High Road, Chiswick, W4 5YA t: 020 8987 5800 Kew Meadow Towpath, Richmond, TW9 4EN www.virginactive.co.uk t: 020 8878 8236 Part of the health and fitness chain, the club offers state-of-the-art facilities including a pool and gym www.putneytownrc.co.uk as well as a packed itinerary of exercise classes. Putney Town Rowing Club has a reputation as These include long-standing favourites as well as ‘the friendliest club on the tideway.’ The club, the latest trends held in relaxing surroundings, all which actively welcomes new members from aimed at making staying healthy and fit as novice to senior level, has some 250 members enjoyable and inspiring as possible. of all ages including competitive men's and HEALTH & FITNESS women's squads. Rowing courses are also available for those new to the sport and while Priory Park Club (Kew) Ltd. the rowing is certainly taken seriously, the club From well-equipped health clubs that offer state-of-the-art (Tennis and Bowls) also enjoys a healthy social life with regular indoor facilities to tennis courts, cricket and rowing clubs, Riverside, End of Forest Road, Kew, TW9 3BZ club events. living at Kew Bridge West provides every opportunity to wind t: 020 8940 1503 down, tone up, or expand your sporting horizons. www.prioryparkclub.org.uk A sporting landmark in Kew for over 100 years, the club offers sporting and social tennis, with new members always welcome.

Arch Health 1 Kew Bridge Arches, Richmond, TW9 3AW t: 07970 948230 www.archhealth.co.uk This club offers everything from Circuits for fast- paced action to Pilates for perfect posture and improved strength, balance, and flexibility. Sessions are offered on a private and semi- private basis – as well as one-to-one sessions with a personal trainer. A club specialism is Arch Ski, offering a unique form of resistance that mimics parallel skiing to build strength and stamina ready for the slopes, and allows you to train in your ski boots all year round.

08 09 Kew Village and Kew Village Chiswick High Street, W4 LOCAL SHOPS & Community Market A mile from Kew Bridge West, Chiswick has CONVENIENCE STORES Station Parade and Royal Parade, TW9 3PZ long been known for its vibrant high street that Kew Village offers a mixture of independent encompasses chains and boutiques, antique Sainsbury’s retailers, from boutiques to bookshops, organic emporia to up-to-the-minute modern furnishings and accessories. Kew Bridge Piazza, Kew Bridge Road, Brentford, delis and wine merchants. The heart of the TW8 0EB SHOPPING village around the green has not changed t: 020 8569 9697 remarkably since the 18th Century, when it was Barnes a regular venue for fairs and later for cricket. From Kew’s boutiques to vibrant markets and Now small shops and cafés make for a relaxed Situated on the , only 4 miles from Kew, Barnes is filled with country village Kew Bridge Delicatessen ultra-stylish malls packed with some of the biggest modern setting. In addition, a local market run by the local community is held on the first Sunday of character. There are a handful of small 553 Chiswick High Road, Chiswick, W4 3AY names in the world of fashion, Kew Bridge West is every month, selling artisan food produce, hand- boutiques, jewellers and gift shops on Barnes t: 020 8995 4280 crafted goods and much more. High Street, as well as a traditional grocer, a superbly placed for a rich choice of shopping. fishmonger and a butcher. A focal point of the immediate area is Barnes Pond, which hosts a Waitrose traditional fair every July, and the Bull’s Head 356-362 High St, Chiswick, W4 5TE White City/Shepherds Bush, W12 7SL pub by the river is a world famous jazz venue. t: 020 8994 6058 http://uk.westfield.com/london Just four miles from Kew Bridge West is Westfield Marks & Spencer London, one of Europe’s premier retail Retaining the character of its origins, Twickenham destinations where department store favourites is home to the elegant 17th Century Church Kew Retail Park, Kew, TW9 4AD Street – an Aladdin’s cave of small shops that like Debenhams and House of Fraser meet global t: 020 8876 6864 fashion houses. The Village at Westfield features include antiques, quirky gifts, books, jewellery, over 40 designer brands under one roof with a designer and lifestyle goods. There is also a world-class list of names that includes Dior and Farmers’ Market every Saturday morning in the Bromptons (Dry Cleaners) Holly Road car park. DKNY, Thomas Pink and Ted Baker, Miu Miu and 107 Strand-on-the-Green, W4 3NQ Mango, amongst many others. Westfield’s restaurants and eateries also reflect a global Central London t: 020 8742 7334 outlook with Japanese, Thai, Malay, Vietnamese, For some, London means just one thing; French, Mediterranean – and traditional British serious retail therapy. Try Knightsbridge or Bond K Hammond Butchers cuisine on offer. Look out too for special one-offs, Street for top designer brands and exclusive 58 Thames Road, Chiswick, W4 3RE such as Georgio Armani make-up artists giving jewellers and boutiques, or for you all the tips for catwalk looks, during regular established department stores including John t: 020 8994 1105 ‘one night only’ events. Lewis and .

10 11 The Musical Museum & Public House CINEMAS 399 High Street, Brentford, TW8 0DU Clarence Street, Richmond, TW9 2SA At Kew Bridge West you can enjoy film at much- loved neighbourhood cinemas or luxury multiplexes t: 020 8560 8108 t: 020 8940 3633 – all in easy reach. www.musicalmuseum.co.uk www.orangetreetheatre.co.uk Home to one of the world’s best collections of The Orange Tree is London's only permanent Odeon Richmond instruments – from a tiny clockwork Musical Box , with a range of performances 72 Hill Street, Richmond, TW9 1TW to the ‘Mighty Wurlitzer’, the collection embraces from the contemporary to 18th and 19th Century www.odeon.co.uk pianos, orchestrions, orchestrelles, organs and productions. A highly respected off-West End t: 0871 224 4007 violins – and much more. Its Riverview Tea Room venue, the unique space creates a powerful is for a tea, espresso or cappuccino. intimacy between audience and performer. Odeon Richmond Studio Regular events include tea dances, and classics from the Big Screen – accompanied by the 6 Red Lion Street, Richmond, TW9 6RE playing of the Wurlitzer as in years gone by. www.odeon.co.uk Whitton Road, Twickenham, TW2 7BA t: 0871 224 4007 www.rfu.com. Curzon Richmond The Green, Richmond, TW9 1QJ The home of rugby, Twickenham is the largest dedicated venue in the world, Water Lane, Richmond, TW9 1TJ t: 0844 871 7651 and a destination for fans from around the globe www.curzoncinemas.com Built in 1899 and designed by the famous theatre wishing to experience the excitement of a match t: 0330 500 1331 architect Frank Matcham, Richmond Theatre is a day, sample the history of a stadium tour, visit the truly beautiful theatre with a well-deserved superb Museum, take a trip to the Vue Cinema – Westfield London reputation for quality and entertainment. From Rugby Store – or even watch a performance by Ariel Way, Westfield Shopping Centre, Calendar Girls to Cinderella, tribute bands to some of the biggest names in music. London, W12 7SL top-flight ballet, there is something for everyone, t: 0871 224 0240 including the West End productions the theatre often previews.

ENTERTAINMENT Kew Bridge Steam Museum Green Dragon Lane, Brentford, TW8 0EN t: 020 8568 4757 At Kew Bridge West you are superbly located to enjoy the vast range www.kbsm.org of entertainment on offer from state-of-the-art digital screenings to Built in the 19th Century to supply London with traditional fêtes and fairs, specialist museums and theatrical water, this grand building is now a museum holding one of the world's largest collections performances – as well as on pitch drama at iconic sporting venues. of steam pumping engines, many of which are working every weekend. You can also realise the dream of driving a steam locomotive.

12 13 LOCAL PARKS

Close to Kew Bridge West you’ll find some of London’s greatest parkland settings; locations rich with history, wildlife and truly outstanding landscapes. There are over 2,600 acres of parkland on your doorstep.

Kew Green, TW9 Kew Gardens Richmond Royal Park There are festivities taking place throughout the www.kew.org www.royalparks.org.uk/parks/ year around Kew and the Village Green – look out Kew’s jewel in the crown, The Royal Botanic richmond-park for cricket matches and home-made teas, as Gardens, offers an environment of incredible This is the largest of the Royal Parks, covers an well as the Kew Fête and Kew Sparkle which is natural beauty, just across the Thames from area of almost 2,400 acres and was a former the turning on of the Christmas lights. Kew Bridge West. Several hundred acres offer private hunting preserve for Charles I. This is the So whether enjoying lamb off the spit-roast or a exquisitely beautiful landscaping, packed with place to roam at will, ramble, picnic and explore, veggie burger with a glass of Pimms, visiting the fascinating history. There are over 100 different its attractions include herds of red and fallow funfair or the popular Dog Show at the traditional garden attractions to explore within the grounds, deer and stunning woodland garden and from summer event, you can be sure a slice of festive which were once part of the royal estates enjoyed its heights you can glimpse St Paul’s Cathedral. life is always close to home. by Kings George II and III – so precious they are Designated a Site of Special Scientific Interest, now a designated World Heritage Site. a National Nature Reserve and a Special Area of Conservation, Richmond Park offers a pastoral and Park The landscape is vast and varied – enjoy the Iconic Pagoda and tropical rainforest environment of the landscape of hills, woodlands, grasslands, ponds www.syonpark.co.uk Palm House, the five acre lake and woodlands as and ancient trees just four miles from home. Around 1.5 miles from Kew Bridge West, these well as the unique Xstrata Treetop Walkway, which 200-acre grounds offer breathtaking views allows you to walk 18 metres into the tree canopy across the Thames and boasts 40 acres of for a spectacular bird’s-eye view of Kew. Events outstanding gardens originally landscaped by include organised winter walks around the ‘Capability’ Brown. Take a picnic and sit beside Gardens as well as Tropical Extravaganzas the lake, stroll in the grounds and gardens and celebrating the colourful, lush, exotic plants. The enjoy attractions like the Tropical Zoo and Gardens also host regular music events from State Apartments. Swing Summer festivals to Summer picnic concerts with world-class names like Blondie, Jools Holland and Jamie Cullum – but book early as they are invariably a sell-out.

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HEALTHCARE

North Road Surgery (NHS) BMI Syon Clinic (Private hospital) Lloyd’s Pharmacy LIBRARY: PRIMARY SCHOOLS: SECONDARY SCHOOLS: 77 North Road, Kew, TW9 4HQ 941 Great West Road, Brentford, TW8 9DU 19-21 Station Parade, Richmond, TW9 3PS t: 020 8876 4442 t: 020 8322 6000 t: 020 8940 5800 Brentford Library Kew College Brentford School for Girls www.northroadsurgery.nhs.uk www.bmihealthcare.co.uk Boston Manor Road, Brentford, TW18 8DW (Independent School) (Ofsted: GOOD) Eyekew (Opticians) t: 020 8560 8801 24-26 Cumberland Road, Kew, TW9 3HQ 5 Boston Manor Road, Brentford, TW8 0PG www.hounslow.info t: 020 8940 2039 t: 020 8847 4281 Terrace Surgery (NHS) The Wellesley Dental Practice 7 Station Approach, Kew, TW9 3QB www.kewcollege.com www.brentford.hounslow.sch.uk 25 Grove Park Terrace, Chiswick, W4 3JL 55 Wellesley Road, Chiswick, W4 3AR t: 020 8948 0803 NURSERY SCHOOLS: t: 020 8630 1680 t: 020 8994 9292 Kew Green Preparatory School Gunnersbury Catholic School (For Boys) www.groveparkterracesurgery.co.uk www.ourdentist.co.uk Stewart Duncan Opticians Bringing Up Baby (Independent School) (Ofsted: OUTSTANDING) 213 High Street, Brentford, TW8 8AH Half Acre, Brentford, TW8 8BH Layton House, Ferry Lane, Kew Green, Richmond, The Ride, Brentford, TW8 9LB West Hospital (A&E) The White House Dental Clinic t: 020 8568 4139 t: 020 8568 7561 TW9 3AF t: 020 8568 7281 West Middlesex University Hospital NHS Trust, 320 Kew Road, Richmond, TW9 3DU www.bringingupbaby.co.uk t: 020 8948 5999 www.gunnersbury.com Twickenham Road, Isleworth, TW7 6AF t: 020 8940 3444 Young Veterinary Partnership (Vets) www.kgps.co.uk t: 020 8560 2121 www.molars.com Albany Parade, Brentford, TW8 0JW The Studio Montessori Nursery Centre Chiswick School www.west-middlesex-hospital.nhs.uk t: 020 8568 8606 (Independent School) Strand-on-the-Green Infant & Nursery (Ofsted: GOOD) An award winning major acute hospital in Isleworth, BA Williams Chemist 25 Kew Gardens Road, Richmond, TW9 3HD (Ofsted: OUTSTANDING) Burlington Lane, Chiswick, W4 3UN West London, providing a full range of hospital t: 020 8940 0064 Thames Road, London, W4 3NX t: 020 8747 0031 services to residents of the London Boroughs of 14-15 Albany Place, High Street, Brentford, Grove Park Veterinary Clinic (Vets) www.studiomontessori.co.uk t: 020 8994 7921 www.chiswickschool.org Hounslow and Richmond upon Thames. TW8 0JW 3 Station Parade/Burlington Lane, Chiswick, t: 020 8560 3834 W4 3HD www.strandinfantandnursery.co.uk t: 020 8994 3889 The Harrodian School Strand on the Green Junior School (Independent School) (Ofsted: GOOD) Lonsdale Road, London, SW13 9QN Chiswick, W4 3NX t: 020 8748 6117 t: 020 8994 7847 www.harrodian.com www.strandjuniors.org.uk

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A KNIGHTSBRIDGE M4 GUNNERSBURY V HIGH RO Kew Bridge West combines convenience with accessibility. Kew Bridge Station is just a few E CHISWICK WICK PARK CHIS KENSINGTON minutes walk away and other mainline stations in the area include Brentford Rail Station, Kew KEW BRIDGE VICTORIA Gardens and Gunnersbury. Kew Gardens and Gunnersbury are also both on the District Line. A4 GUNNERSBURYGUGUNNERSBURY EARL’S

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AREA MAP MAP NOT TO SCALE Brentford Putney Kew Gardens Clapham Junction Waterloo 2 minutes 11 minutes 15 minutes 17 minutes 28 minutes

UNDERGROUND (from Kew Gardens Underground Station)

Piccadilly Victoria Oxford Circus Eurostar Bank 30 minutes 30 minutes 36 minutes 40 minutes 48 minutes

UNDERGROUND (from Gunnersbury Underground Station)

Victoria Oxford Circus Eurostar Bank 26 minutes 28 minutes 32 minutes 38 minutes 44 minutes

18 All travel times and distances are approximate only. Source: thetrainline.com, theaa.com and tfl.gov.uk For further information +44 (0)20 8662 6000 • www.kewbridgewest.co.uk

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