Overlooking Town Wharf Basin, Quincy House marks the connection point between the High Street, lanes and bustling open squares, and the waterside that The Brentford Project has re-opened and re-connected. Named after John Quincy Adams ? sixth President of the United States ? whose links to Brentford started in the early 18th century, Quincy House takes inspiration from Brentford's industrial heritage to create a place uniquely suited to its location, able to meet all the requirements of modern life. Quincy House commands an enviable position in the streets, lanes and landscape of this thriving neighbourhood. With the calm waters of Town Wharf Basin to its south, an apartment in what will become The Brentford Project's most desirable address will provide effortless access to the heart of the development, connected to the cafes, restaurants and open spaces that residents will grow to love. Whether you are along the quiet of Catherine Wheel Yard or looking from a spacious private terrace over the water towards the River Thames, Kew Gardens and eventually to Richmond Park, the apartments of Quincy House draw the outside in, bathed in light, connected to the green. The Brentford Project has established a new residential quarter spanning the riverside of this proud West London town. A place to live well, work smart, and unwind effortlessly. From the water's edge to the bustling High Street, an extraordinary community is taking shape. Across the lanes and yards the re-connection of the high street to the waterfront has created a place in which Londoners can live a more connected life with a focus on wellbeing, with new discoveries, independent makers, growers, art, live music and waterside activities. The images used are of units which are finished to give you an idea of finish and not of this particular unit. To check broadband and mobile phone coverage please visit Ofcom here ofcom.org.uk/phones-telecoms-and-internet/advice-for-consumers/advice/ofcom-checker