National Company with Specialised Knowledge of Hillingdon Issues
We at Access Loft Conversions Hillingdon understand that every location is specific. To achieve the best results and make our clients happy with our services, we work very closely with our regional teams with specialised knowledge of local issues. In Hillingdon, we rely on knowledge of Access Loft Conversions Hillingdon team.
About Hillingdon and Its Housing Market
Hillingdon is a suburb in the Borough of Hillingdon in West London, about 14 miles from the City Centre. It offers a unique blend of urban and country living, and excellent transport links which provide its residents with a quick access to just about everything including work, school, nature and leisure activities.
The former ancient parish has a long history of continuous settlement and is also mentioned in the Domesday Book. However, the modern suburb of Hillingdon is relatively young. Its formation is closely linked to the nearby town of Uxbridge; they used to be a part of the same parish. In the late 1920s, both were incorporated in the Municipal Borough of Uxbridge which was formed in the mid-19th century and originally consisted of Uxbridge and Hillingdon West. In 1965, this Borough was dissolved and replaced by today’s London Borough of Hillingdon which besides Hillingdon and Uxbridge also includes Hayes and Harlington, Yiewsley and West Drayton, and Ruislip-Northwood.
Thanks to the suburb’s location and great transport links, Hillingdon’s residents enjoy quick access to some of the top employers in London (the Borough is the 5th strongest economy in London), great schools (the Borough is home to the Brunel University), hundreds of acres of parks and open spaces (much of the Borough lies within the Metropolitan Green Belt), … Hillingdon residents, however, also enjoy access to outstanding connection with the rest of the world as the Borough is also home to the Heathrow Airport.
In comparison to the rest of London, Hillingdon properties are relatively affordable but in the last few years, the prices have been growing above the London’s average. Currently, terraced properties sell for an average price of £300,000, while semi-detached homes are slightly more expensive.
What Our Customer’s Say
The finished article far exceeded our expectations
Dear Paul, I am writing to say how grateful we are with the Loft conversion you have constructed for us. The finished article far exceeded our expectations and the quality of the craftsmanship has blown us away. We never in our wildest dreams thought that a dirty, dusty attic could be transformed into the best room in our house. Having seen the room our friends have been asking for your number witch I have passed on for you with great pleasure. We hope you have great success in the future. Yours sincerely Mr & Mrs Foxton
Mr & Mrs Foxton
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