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About Acton
Located in West London, Acton is home to a wide range of office buildings for companies of all sizes. Situated in the London Borough of Ealing, Acton comprises a number of areas and is near several attractions. Acton has the most railway stations of any area of London, providing convenient transport links across the city.
Acton became famous for its laundries in the 19th century because of its soft water sources, serving the rich and famous, and hotels, earning it the nickname ‘Soap Sud City’. By the end of the 20th century, Acton’s industries had turned to motor vehicles and components. Today, Acton is home to fewer industrialised trades, with a mix of industries operating from a range of office spaces.
Acton’s blend of residential and commercial properties has attracted more independent retailers, cafes, and workspace providers to the area.
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Office Properties in Acton
Many former laundries and workhouses from the 19th and early 20th centuries have been converted into spacious, self-contained offices. In the outer areas of Acton, there are modern dedicated business centres offering office suites with all the latest amenities, at affordable rentals, ideal for start-ups and small, independent companies. The accessible location, coupled with a strong community spirit, makes Acton a great place to rent office space.
Businesses comparing nearby areas may also consider workspaces in Ealing or Chiswick, which provide similar connectivity to central London.
Transport Connections
Acton has seven railway stations, providing a wide choice of train services that make travel to central London quick and easy, ideal for businesses renting offices in the area.
Acton Main Line is now served by the Elizabeth Line, providing direct links to Paddington, Reading and Canary Wharf. There are also many bus routes available, and Heathrow Airport is a short journey away. The combination of tube, overground and Elizabeth Line services makes Acton one of West London’s best-connected areas.
Food, Drink and Leisure
Acton is home to several pubs, so there are plenty of places to grab a drink after work. The many shopping and dining options make Acton an attractive place to work. Various parks and museums are located in the area, along with a variety of nightlife opportunities. Companies renting office space in the area benefit from many green spaces nearby. Gunnersbury Park, located south of Acton Town tube, is the largest.
Acton Workspace Overview 2025
The opening of the Elizabeth Line has attracted more businesses to the area, thanks to faster journey times across London.
Redevelopment around Acton Central and the High Street has provided a wealth of new amenities for office workers.
This combination of transport links and town-centre improvements has made Acton one of West London’s most versatile office locations.
