Rising up 16 floors, it’s been designed to cater to all the demands of modern life – boasting the best in interior design, spacious layouts, a daytime concierge and an elegant roof garden. It’s also perfectly located to take advantage of all this leafy corner of London has to offer, as well as Acton’s superb transport links, including Crossrail.

More connected to Central London than ever before, all eyes are on Acton’s regeneration.
Sandwiched between the popular residential areas of Chiswick and Ealing, it’s no surprise that Acton is fulfilling its untapped potential. Enjoying the same amount of greenery as its neighbours, it’s now stepping out of their shadows and fast becoming one of London’s most soughtafter districts.
Crossrail is fuelling much of this change. Building on Acton’s already superb rail and road connections, it’s been the trigger for a wave of regeneration and investment that’s transforming the area. Add to this, the value for money this sleeping giant offers and there’s no question that west is best for anyone looking to buy or invest.

Bookbinder Point is the first phase in the transformation of Bollo Lane. Acting as an elegant bookend, the subsequent phases will see a similar residential scheme at the other end of the block, with an array of mixed use spaces in between. Key to the vision is the creation of a true work live environment, to ensure that the area is thriving and alive at all times of the day. It’s envisaged that the commercial occupants are likely to be more creatively focused businesses - design agencies, artists, ceramists and so on. Alongside these there’ll be space for the capital’s growing freelance community. For our residents, this means their commute could be as simple as a lift ride downstairs.

Moments from Acton town centre, Bookbinder Point puts all your essentials on your doorstep - From supermarkets for your weekly shop and places to grab a drink or a bite to eat with friends, to leisure centres and gyms to keep in shape, it’s all here waiting to be discovered. You’re also close to The Thames and countless parks for when you just want to escape London life.

Boasting some of the capital’s finest parks, many of which are the grounds of former stately homes, 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.