Verna

Verna Apartments in South Acton

Verna is a newly completed apartment building based along All Saints Road, South Acton, London W3 8AT in West London’s Zone 3. Developed by Countryside Homes, it features 185 apartments in buildings reaching up to six stories high as part of the larger Acton Gardens area development. All the units in the original building are sold, but you can find resales if you’re apartment hunting on the resale market.

The place has one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartments and duplexes with contemporary finishes and private outdoor space. Some apartments feature balconies and views of London. It is a good place to live for both homeowners and investors as it has gardens, walkways, gathering spots, and nearby shops and services.

Apartment Interiors and Features

Verna apartments are move-in ready, furnished with appliances and coordinating cabinets in updated kitchens. They also have Amtico floors in the main living areas and carpeted bedrooms for comfort and quiet. The interiors are pragmatic and come with low-key, contemporary finishes that work for everyday living.

Residents receive secure entry, bike parking, car parking, and access to gardens. There are also social and outdoor areas for chilling out. The format works for today’s lifestyle, and the house designs are well planned.

Location, Transportation, and Market Info

Verna is located adjacent to Acton Town Underground Station with Piccadilly and District line services. The closest stations are Ealing Common, Chiswick Park, Gunnersbury, and South Acton, making it convenient when travelling to West and Central London. Heathrow Airport is also about 10 miles away.

The neighbourhood has shops, schools, cafes, and spas, as well as Turnham Green Park and The Woodlands Park, among others, and some high street regulars. Rent returns are 2.5% to 4.5% annually in London, according to market stats, with a year-on-year property value increase of 5-10% per square meter anticipated. For instance, a £500,000 investment could be significantly larger after five years. This gets buyers to consider buying a home in an existing development in West London. There are no new apartments for sale directly from the original developer, but resale prices hinge on what’s on the market.