House For Sale £1,800,000
An exquisite, extended 1930s semi-detached house on a broad tree-lined residential street close to Gunnersbury Park and Ealing Common.
The wide entrance hall leads to the front formal living room, a well-proportioned space with a large bay window and a fireplace. Oak parquet flooring extends throughout the ground floor, into the rear informal living room, also with a fireplace, which leads to the open-plan kitchen and dining room. At 25ft wide and lit by glass panels overhead and bifolding doors to the rear, the kitchen and dining room are flooded with natural light and provide plenty of space for everyday family living, comfortable in cooler months too with underfloor heating. The recently-fitted bespoke kitchen features a large range oven, marble worktops and an island with integrated dishwasher and a wine fridge. Full height cupboards house the refrigerator, freezer and a breakfast preparation area, while an adjacent larder offers additional storage space. In the dining area, two fitted cupboards with glass upper doors offer space to display glassware and prepare cocktails. The ground floor is completed by a guest cloakroom and a utility room with access to the garage which has a door to the garden for through access from the front electrically operated door.
The main bedroom suite, which occupies the breadth of the front of the house, has an en suite bathroom with two basins, a double-ended bath and a large rainfall shower. Two further bedrooms, one with a fireplace, are served by a bathroom with vanity unit, bath and separate shower. On the second floor is a 20ft bedroom with views over allotments and an en suite shower room with a double-basin vanity unit and a separate door to the landing. The adjacent fifth bedroom could alternatively be used as a study, nursery or dressing room, and has access to storage within the eaves.
Garden
The broad west-facing rear garden extends to 48ft and has both a paved terrace and a large lawned area, bordered by established shrubs. The lawned front garden features the original wall, a gated path to the front door and a gravelled drive to the side.
Local Area
Carbery Avenue is conveniently located close to the station, park, shops and cafés of Ealing Common, and Acton Town station is also nearby. Ealing Broadway hosts many popular restaurants, cafés and pubs as well as an enviable range of independent retailers, while Chiswick High Road is also nearby. There is an abundance of local sports facilities within walking distance of Carbery Avenue, including Ealing Riding School, St Columba's Lawn Tennis Club, Boddington Gardens Sports Ground, Popesfield Playing Fields, Gunnersbury Triangle Club and Actonians Sports Club, all home to cricket, football, rugby, tennis and hockey clubs. Many of Ealing’s finest schools are close by, including Christ the Saviour ce Primary School, Durston House Preparatory School, Twyford C of E High School, Notting Hill & Ealing High School and St Benedict’s. Motorists can use the North Circular Road which leads to both the A4/M4 and the A40/M40 to travel into, out of and around the capital.
The wide entrance hall leads to the front formal living room, a well-proportioned space with a large bay window and a fireplace. Oak parquet flooring extends throughout the ground floor, into the rear informal living room, also with a fireplace, which leads to the open-plan kitchen and dining room. At 25ft wide and lit by glass panels overhead and bifolding doors to the rear, the kitchen and dining room are flooded with natural light and provide plenty of space for everyday family living, comfortable in cooler months too with underfloor heating. The recently-fitted bespoke kitchen features a large range oven, marble worktops and an island with integrated dishwasher and a wine fridge. Full height cupboards house the refrigerator, freezer and a breakfast preparation area, while an adjacent larder offers additional storage space. In the dining area, two fitted cupboards with glass upper doors offer space to display glassware and prepare cocktails. The ground floor is completed by a guest cloakroom and a utility room with access to the garage which has a door to the garden for through access from the front electrically operated door.
The main bedroom suite, which occupies the breadth of the front of the house, has an en suite bathroom with two basins, a double-ended bath and a large rainfall shower. Two further bedrooms, one with a fireplace, are served by a bathroom with vanity unit, bath and separate shower. On the second floor is a 20ft bedroom with views over allotments and an en suite shower room with a double-basin vanity unit and a separate door to the landing. The adjacent fifth bedroom could alternatively be used as a study, nursery or dressing room, and has access to storage within the eaves.
Garden
The broad west-facing rear garden extends to 48ft and has both a paved terrace and a large lawned area, bordered by established shrubs. The lawned front garden features the original wall, a gated path to the front door and a gravelled drive to the side.
Local Area
Carbery Avenue is conveniently located close to the station, park, shops and cafés of Ealing Common, and Acton Town station is also nearby. Ealing Broadway hosts many popular restaurants, cafés and pubs as well as an enviable range of independent retailers, while Chiswick High Road is also nearby. There is an abundance of local sports facilities within walking distance of Carbery Avenue, including Ealing Riding School, St Columba's Lawn Tennis Club, Boddington Gardens Sports Ground, Popesfield Playing Fields, Gunnersbury Triangle Club and Actonians Sports Club, all home to cricket, football, rugby, tennis and hockey clubs. Many of Ealing’s finest schools are close by, including Christ the Saviour ce Primary School, Durston House Preparatory School, Twyford C of E High School, Notting Hill & Ealing High School and St Benedict’s. Motorists can use the North Circular Road which leads to both the A4/M4 and the A40/M40 to travel into, out of and around the capital.
