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Fantastic Apartments with parking Great location London Paddington is only 25 minutes away by train and just off junction 5 of the M4 and junction 15 of the M25 in Poyle.

These major links along with the (A4) Bath Road and the Uxbridge Road makes it a great location for business, light industrial and and residential growth.

Today, Langley and the surrounding areas are developing rapidly. This is due to its location, the influence of neighbouring Slough and Windsor and the proximity of London Heathrow airport. The village is now taking on a new dimension fuelled by sustained growth and the urban sprawl.

It's location just off junction 5 of the M4, with ease of access to the West, and junction 15 of the M25, as well as its close proximity to the M3 motorway for the South, and M40 motorway to the Midlands makes it a great location for business, light industrial and residential growth, there are also a number of leisure facilities within the area.

It also benefits from being 35 miles from Luton Airport, which serves a number of low-fare airlines, and Gatwick airport only 44 miles away.

This eastern end of the M4 corridor is described as the UK’s Silicon Valley and is home to the likes of Vodafone, Cisco, Microsoft, Hewlett Packard, and MCI, with O2 UK and Telefónica O2 Europe plc headquarters in Slough itself. In addition to other large businesses such as The Post Office, Bridgestone, Honda, Telewest, and Allport.

The village centre at Harrow Market is well served by shops, pubs, restaurants, conference facilities, local transport, churches, schools and a college.

The road links are supplemented by a mainline rail station in Langley which is situated just along Station Road, a short walk from Harrow Market in the centre of Langley Village. Thames Trains run the service between London Paddington and Langley Station, approximately every 30 minutes. In addition there is the planned Crossrail which will directly connect Berkshire and West London with the West End, City district, East London all the way out to Essex.