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W11 Area Guide

A locals' guide to W11

Where do W11 locals go?

Why not explore the nearby areas of
notting hill,
ladbroke grove,
holland park,
westbourne park,
shepherds bush,
kensington,
bayswater,
earls court,
maida vale,
and paddington

Did you know?

"As well as its world famous market, Portobello Road was home to George Orwell in the 1920s, the author of cult classics Animal Farm and 1984."
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The perfect spot next to Westfield London and bustling Uxbridge Road to eat your lunch or relax in the sun.
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Annabelle Bent

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The O2 Shepherd's Bush Empire was originally an Edwardian music hall and is now a popular venue for music artists.
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Mark Nockles

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Just a short distance from Queen's Park, Kensal Green is well connected and known for its independent amenities, adding to its fashionable appeal.
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Oliver Browne

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What locals say about W11

“I love morning strolls around Holland Park.”

“Great local shops and a village feel.”

“Lovely architecture”

“Holland Park is calmer than the rush of central London, but still has everything you need and want around you!! And easy to get to anywhere, thanks to having most tube and bus lines around.”

“I love the walking to the market. Every time I come back with a small treasure.”

“I love Holland park because there is a sweet atmosphere. It's an amazing quiet borough, it's like a dream come true for me to live here since my French childhood, because yes I'm French and London always fascinates me!”

“Notting Hill Gate is a wonderful living location. It is peaceful, safe and plenty to do! Portobello Road is just in walking distance, offering plenty of small boutique shops and bar/restaurants that you can't find on the typical high streets. Hyde Park is just off the main street which will always be your weekend relaxation hotspot (if you cant think of anywhere else to go on top of your head)! Its connectivity to central London locations is unbeatable as it is served by 3 tube lines (Central, circle, district) and plenty of bus options to Westfield, south Kensington, Victoria, kings cross and more.”

“Breakfast at Bluebells on the top of Portobello Road is a weekend habit I can't seem to kick!”

“I reckon you can't beat Pizza East for an amazing Sunday brunch, buzzing atmosphere and a bit of celeb spotting. It's definitely the trendiest hangout spot for locals.”

“Despite having lived in Notting Hill for 18 years, I've just got a dog and discovered the joy of escaping for a little peace and quiet in one of the many hidden parks in and around the area. Some of these are reserved for residents, but Holland Park and Little Wormwood Scrubs are open to all and are particularly beautiful.”

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About W11

W11 is the postcode district in West London incorporating the areas of Notting Hill, Holland Park (part) and is covered by the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea local authority.

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Feedback about living in W11 has been submitted directly by the public and may not necessarily reflect the views of Foxtons. The description of W11 was modified from Wikipedia and is available under the Creative Commons licence. Land Registry data is Crown copyright. All the views and contributions contained within Foxtons Local Life are those of the contributors. All content is assessed before publishing for taste, however free opinion is encouraged. Foxtons accept no payment or sponsorship for content that is posted about W11.