One Vinyl Square

One Vinyl Square – Revitalising Hayes’ Historic Heart

One Vinyl Square: Adding New Spirit and Life Top The Memory of the Old Vinyl Hayesthe last residential building to go up at The Old Vinyl Factory site in Hayes, West London, is Joseph Homes'One Vinyl Square. Once the EMI Records HQ, the venue has a rich musical history. This is now being reawakened through modern buildings, new green elements, and places for people to relax. Currently, they are constructing 134 apartments here as well as shops and offices, and it's a wonderful way of transforming one of West London's most famous old factory places.

A £250 million project to regenerate The Old Vinyl Factory mixes the old with the new. It’s a pretty neat place where people can live, work and chill out. The buildings encircle a new square called Vinyl Square, which should become a lively place for both locals and outsiders. With its modern look and landscaping, this project represents a big step in bringing the area back to life by blending its past with how people want to live today.

Location and Connectivity

One Vinyl Square is in Hayes UB3. Transport into London couldn't be easier, thanks to the popular opinion. The map tells us that a mere eight-minute walk away is Hayes & Harlington Station. This station serves the Elizabeth Line, just a couple of stops to Paddington, Bond Street and Canary Wharf. Heathrow Terminals 2 and 3 can be reached in less than 15 minutes, and London City Airport in around 1 hour. And all over West London or outside, it is easily accessible from your base at One Vinyl Square, thanks to local buses and the nearby M4 motorway.

The neighbourhood is full of good stuff, including schools and parks. Not a long way away, one could find Lake Farm Country Park and Pinkwell Park to the east, for example. Local schools, cafes and supermarkets make living there easy, and West London is always a nice place to live. Fixing up Hayes has attracted professionals and families who want to buy their own house somewhere in a fashionable but well-connected area.

Architecture and Design

One Vinyl Square is being tailored as a new trendy spot in Hayes with buildings that look both cool and modern. Outside, all of the buildings are made from full brick, metal, and the resulting effect is up-to-date but with some classic-looking touches. Every apartment is spacious with adjoining balconies sporting various amenities inside that embody comfort. Light floods into the balconies of apartments shown in the pictures, hi-tech systems save energy and advanced features are designed to fit in with modern living.

There are office and shop spaces on the ground floor. Always something going on outside, sheltered outdoor areas and secure doors. Joseph Homes believes in green living and looking good at the same time. One Vinyl Square is a great place to live; anyway, that is good for the environment.

Investment and Community Vision

One Vinyl Square, sitting in the midst of rebuilding The Old Vinyl Factory, is making lots of money. You have to ask about home prices, which is a sign that they are nice and there's a good location, so don't go far away again in Hayes. Rents in Hayes are about 2.5% to 4.5%, while prices could go up 5%-10 % a year. If you are thinking of buying, this is a prime opportunity to find a place in the west London part that gets better all the time.

One Vinyl Square lets residents live, work and meet in the same place. Mixing shops, homes, and culture brings the cool vibe of this spot alive, but in a way appropriate to nowadays.