White City Living is located in West London, within easy reach of Westfield, the West European shopping centre. There are over 300 shops, including a luxury village with a wide range of brands, over 60 restaurants and bars and 20 cinema screens.
Straight north is Imperial College, consistently ranked among the top ten academic institutions and a high ranking in many scientific fields. The new White City campus will host thousands of students, academics and researchers, as well as established companies and start-ups, working together to advance technology.
White City Living is within easy reach of central London, including two underground stations (White City and Wood Lane) within easy reach, with multiple direct transport links to transport hubs.

This article introduces you to White City living, a prime choice in the heart of London's West End.

In a nutshell: the London Park Lane development is the place where business, creativity, research and education converge in West London:

London's Cultural and Creative Industries Centre - Do you know the history of the BBC Television Centre?

In 1949, just after the Second World War, the UK was in a state of rejuvenation. The BBC, Britain's number one national broadcaster, realised that the country's post-war reconstruction was in desperate need of sustained radio and television content as a spiritual anchor. After some research, the BBC decided to build a brand new headquarters building on the site of the White City World's Fair, and named it Television Centre, to recreate the cultural prosperity of the British Empire. The completed BBC Television Centre has become a national icon, with 5,000 staff working there, representing the highest level of production in the UK and in the media and cultural creative industries.

London Business Shopping Centre -

Opened in 2008, the £1.6 billion, 150,000 square metre Westfield is located in the heart of the White City area and features 360 shops, a 60-restaurant food court, a 17-room VUE cinema, over 1,000 fashion, home and lifestyle brands and a fine selection of restaurants.

London's research and innovation hub - the new QS 8 Imperial College campus is set to become the research hub of the future

Its new £3 billion White City campus will be the UK's leading laboratory and innovation base for molecular science and bioengineering.

- Convenient transportation -

London Park Lane is ideally located with White City and Wood Lane tube stations on the doorstep, from where you can take the Central, Hammersmith and City and Circle tube lines, as well as the light rail across Westfield to Shepherd's Bush tube station for quick access to London's major transport hubs and CBDs.As well as Imperial College, the Royal College of Art is within walking distance of London's Park Lane, one of the oldest art education institutions to date, and is known as the cradle of art and design masters, with a crowning academic reputation. The Royal College of Art is a multi-year winner of the QS 'Academic Reputation in the Arts' assessment.

Thanks to the location and accessibility of London Park Lane, it is also close to other academic institutions, LSE, UCL, KCL, LCF, etc.

- European Regional Upgrading Programme -

London Park Lane is located in the borough of Hammersmith and Fulham, a traditionally affluent area in London's West End II. A large part of the population living here is made up of managers or working professionals, and one of the main factors is the ease of access and amenities. The area has the sixth highest economic value added in the UK and is home to the headquarters of many international companies including Virgin, Sony, Coca Cola, Disney and L'Oreal.

The number of new homes built throughout the borough is very limited, with most of the older buildings being very old, high maintenance and low energy efficiency, and only a small number of small high-rise properties with lifts and accessible routes. There is a serious oversupply of housing and the heart of the borough is the White City area where London Park Lane is located, which is listed as a prominent opportunity area in the 2016 Mayor of London's Plan.

In addition to this, White City Plaze, the campus of the University of the Arts London, is set to become a major CBD in West London, already home to many of the best companies in the fashion and entertainment and artificial intelligence sectors, including ITV and Yoox Net-a-Porter.

- A strong West London arts and cultural scene -

Notting Hill, known for the film Notting Hill, is home to the London Antiques Street and is also famous for the annual Notting Hill Carnival.

Holland Park and Kensington Palace, both ideal places for West Londoners to relax and unwind, with golf, cricket and tennis for ball games and open air shows and plays in the summer.

The Royal Albert Hall is a sanctuary for concerts and opera, while the Natural History Museum and the V&A Museum are must-see places to see precious human collections.

All of these are within easy reach of your doorstep when you live in London Park Lane.

- Amenities

In such a central location, the developer has still been generous enough to achieve a rare green area of over 50%, surrounded by water features and beautiful gardens

London Park Lane features a private health club with sauna, steam room and jacuzzi, 17-metre swimming pool, fully equipped gym with personal trainer, two 12-seat private cinemas and business meeting rooms.

- What you see is what you get -

Kitchen

- Functional integrated lighting, laminate stone worktops

- Dark polished chrome taps with stainless steel sinks

- Miele oven, microwave, induction hob, fridge freezer, dishwasher

- 2 & 3 bedroom flats with Miele wine cooler

- 3 bedroom flat with Miele coffee machine and steam oven

Living room and bedroom

- Underfloor heating and air conditioning, each room can be individually regulated

- Satellite channels

- High speed fibre optic broadband

Other room types

1 bedroom: 51 sqm / £845,000

Buying process

1. A non-refundable deposit of £5,000 is paid at the time of booking

2. Within 21 days of paying the deposit, sign the contract and pay 10% of the price of the property (less the deposit)

3. 10% of the purchase price within 12 months of signing the contract

4. remaining 80% due on completion