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A stunning, en-suite apartment in a gated development minutes from Heathrow Airport and motorways yet in Green Belt land sounds impossible. The ‘impossible’ has been achieved by Clearview Homes with ‘Destination’ in Harlington, a small town situated between Hayes and the airport in the London Borough of Hillingdon.

This is where you can commute easily to the city, Stockley Park or even the Continent, and return to a village-like environment with convenient local shops and other services. The Hayes and Harlington area was entirely agricultural until the end of the 19th century, until it was transformed with the arrival of well-known employers such as Nestlé, EMI, Kraft and Smiths. Proximity to the airport, M4 and M25 has continued to attract major employers to the area but it still retains a large expanse of Green Belt land, six conservation areas and several listed buildings.

Open green spaces, including golf courses and a large park, make this a rare find in the capital. Hayes and Harlington station is on the First Great Western line to London Paddington, the journey averaging only 20 minutes. Underground and other travel services can be accessed at Heathrow Airport. By road, Junction 15 of the M25 and its connection with the M4 is a few minutes away. All of London’s airports can be reached easily by car or public transport. ‘Destination’ is to be found in New Road, A stunning, en-suite apartment in a gated development minutes from Heathrow Airport and motorways yet in Green Belt land sounds impossible.

The ‘impossible’ has been achieved by Clearview Homes with ‘Destination’ in Harlington, a small town situated between Hayes and the airport in the London Borough of Hillingdon. This is where you can commute easily to the city, Stockley Park or even the Continent, and return to a village-like environment with convenient local shops and other services. The Hayes and Harlington area was entirely agricultural until the end of the 19th century, until it was transformed with the arrival of well-known employers such as Nestlé, EMI, Kraft and Smiths. Proximity to the airport, M4 and M25 has continued to attract major employers to the area but it still retains a large expanse of Green Belt land, six conservation areas and several listed buildings.

Harlington, a few minutes’ walk from the High Street. Buses serve the area and there is a library in Pinkwell Lane. Harlington has traditional small parades of shops for groceries and other items, as well as restaurants and pubs. Tesco and Sainsbury stores are a short drive away. Hayes town, with its specialist shops and markets, offers shopping with variety, colour and spice, while Uxbridge is considered one of the top retail centres in London. Need to de-stress after your working day?

There’s a great choice of sports and leisure facilities in the area including Uxbridge’s open-air lido (recent recipient of Heritage Lottery Funding), Stockley Park golf course, and several indoor swimming pools, gym and fitness clubs. Almost on your doorstep, in Bath Road, is a 36-lane ten-pin bowling centre. For a leisurely stroll follow the Grand Union Canal, or immerse yourself in nature at Minet Country Park, with its water features and cycle paths.

Or marvel at Harmondsworth Moor, a 260-acre expanse of reclaimed land near the airport comprising meadows, a river, lakes and ponds. Entertainment is close by, too, with The Beck Theatre in Hayes and a multiplex cinema in Uxbridge. ‘Destination’ is also a short distance from several world-famous visitor attractions, notably Hampton Court Palace, the National Trust’s Osterley Park, Windsor Castle, Legoland and Thorpe Park. If you enjoy having visitors, entertaining them will never be a problem.