Bookbinder Point is in an excellent location in Acton. Living here can not only enjoy a convenient and leisurely natural life, but also have convenient access to central London.
Covering over 50,000 sq ft, larger than its namesake Stratford branch, Westfield London is a true shopping destination in the capital.A short metro trip puts you within easy reach of 289 shops, 90 restaurants and a 20-screen cinema.
Chiswick Park, just south of Bookbinder Point, is a lakeside business park that houses 1.8 million square feet of global, European and national headquarters – including Starbucks, Danone, Ericsson and PieRamon et al.
Bookbinder Point is surrounded by large green parks and many private estates that are rare in London.
Syon House in Syon Park is owned by the Duke of Northumberland and has a history of more than 400 years. The house itself is a rich collection of art and antiques., while the gardens allow you to experience the countryside.
The world-famous Kews Gardens is also here. This place is listed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO and has 50,000 plants.Living plants are miracles of nature.
The whole house is equipped with whole-house geothermal system and hot water system, as well as audio/video intercom system, etc., external public landscape roof garden, and10 year construction warranty.
Bookbinder Point's excellent transport links mean that all London universities are within easy reach, and London's world-renowned universities are easily accessible by tube.
Not far from Imperial College’s new campus in White City, the 25-acre, £3 billion cutting-edge complex was created in partnership with China’s Zhejiang University to enhanceTransnational entrepreneurship, and is expected to expand the number of Chinese students by about 40-50%.
Schools accessible by subway:
