We are established independent estate agents with hands-on approach delivering a highly professional and efficient service covering Acton, Ealing, Chiswick, Shepherds Bush and Hammersmith. We are specialising in residential sales, lettings and property management. We are dedicated to maximizing property asset value for our clients. * We quickly adapt to the diversity of individual investors, markets and residents through sound leadership, a unique industry expertise and our steady commitment to service. Our goal is to make our clients&#39; property transactions as smooth, efficient and effective as possible. * We are offering virtual &amp; face to face valuations and viewings. * We are open until late in the evening for viewings and Saturday viewings are conducted by full time staff not part time as in other agencies. * Our fees to landlords are very simple and designed to help with cash flow for our clients. * We have grown mainly by word of mouth referrals and recommendations from our satisfied clients. We think you will like our approach and would love to meet you …

J W & SONS - Acton

The property is spread over the ground and lower ground floors and offering open plan reception with modern kitchen with sky light providing lots of natural light, double bedroom with large windows, bathroom with shower and plenty storage space. Located at the door step to Barons Court Underground station and all amenities of West Kensington. Furnished 12 months tenancy Deposit £2192 Council tax band D

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