1 bed flat for sale

Southsea Heights, Hanbury Road, Acton W3

Shared ownership

Full Market Value: £370,000

Share Value (35%): £129,500

Monthly Rent: £512.67

Service Charge: £181.76

Annual Ground Rent: £0

Council Tax Band: C

250 year lease commenced September 2019 - 243 years remaining

EWS1 Certification available - A1 Rating.

This bright and spacious apartment consists of a stylish open-plan kitchen and living area, flooded with natural light from the patio leading onto a private balcony overlooking the communal gardens. The modern kitchen benefits from fully integrated appliances. There is a spacious double bedroom including a fitted wardrobe and the apartment is completed with a contemporary bathroom.

This property benefits from a sinking fund. A sinking fund is a long-term savings plan that leaseholders contribute to every month through service charges. This is used to pay for major works that are required, such as replacing a roof.

Southsea Heights is within easy reach of Acton′s shops, restaurants and local pubs, and is also within a short walk to Chiswick High Road which also offers a large array of shops and restaurants.There are also excellent transport links with Acton Town tube station a 5 minute walk away, featuring the Piccadilly and District line tube, as well as the Overground service at South Acton station and road links to Heathrow Airport via the A4/M4. Situated between five key rail connections: South Acton, Acton Central, Acton Main Line, Acton Town and Chiswick Park. With the new addition of the Crossrail/Elizabeth Line, this is an ideal spot for a commuter.

This corner of West London is greener than most. Once part of the private country estate of Princess Amelia, daughter of George II, Gunnersbury Park's Grade II* listed parkland blends formal gardens and tranquil lakes with outstanding sports facilities. The world-famous Kew Gardens are just across the Thames. Home to 50,000 living plants, this unesco World Heritage site is a marvel of nature. Or there's Syon Park, owned by the same family for over 400 years, the house is home to a wealth of art and antiquities, while the gardens offer a taste of the countryside without leaving London.

The buyer will require a deposit to obtain a mortgage for this property.

To meet the requirements for this property we require as a guideline, a minimum household income of £48,000. If you are offered the home, your ability to afford this property will be assessed at your financial interview. Please note that applicants should purchase the maximum share that they can afford and sustain.

Only applicants who are registered with London and Quadrant will be eligible to be offered a property in one of our schemes. If you are not registered please visit our website and register to obtain your unique reference number.

Your home is at risk if you fail to keep up repayments on a mortgage, rent or other loan secured on it. Please make sure you can afford the repayments before you take out a mortgage.

These particulars are of opinion only, are intended to give a fair description and do not form the basis of a contract. The descriptions and all other information are believed to be correct as of August 2026.

Local Area Information

Southsea Heights is within easy reach of Acton′s shops, restaurants and local pubs, and is also within a short walk to Chiswick High Road which also offers a large array of shops and restaurants.There are also excellent transport links with Acton Town tube station a 5 minute walk away, featuring the Piccadilly and District line tube, as well as the Overground service at South Acton station and road links to Heathrow Airport via the A4/M4. Situated between five key rail connections: South Acton, Acton Central, Acton Main Line, Acton Town and Chiswick Park. With the new addition of the Crossrail/Elizabeth Line, this is an ideal spot for a commuter.

This corner of West London is greener than most. Once part of the private country estate of Princess Amelia, daughter of George II, Gunnersbury Park's Grade II* listed parkland blends formal gardens and tranquil lakes with outstanding sports facilities. The world-famous Kew Gardens are just across the Thames. Home to 50,000 living plants, this unesco World Heritage site is a marvel of nature. Or there's Syon Park, owned by the same family for over 400 years, the house is home to a wealth of art and antiquities, while the gardens offer a taste of the countryside without leaving London.