A unique history
Kew is a very special place with its unique royal history, abundance of green spaces including of course Kew Green itself, its village feel and beautiful riverside, and the two major international institutions which are based here; the Royal Botanic Gardens and The National Archives.
Whilst it’s been heavily influenced by its past, over recent years the population has increased and become much more international, younger and more diverse lending it a modern and more dynamic feel.
Once you move to Kew, you very often never want to live anywhere else. Some of our members have lived here for most of their adult lives, and we also very much welcome the growing number of people who are new to the area.