House For Sale £1,300,000
A delightful semi-detached Edwardian home of true character, located on a quiet, tree-lined road close to Ealing Common.
Accessed through a porch, the quarry-tiled entrance hall leads to each of the ground floor rooms. Period details feature throughout the house, including wooden doors, dado rails, picture rails and fireplaces. The front living room, currently used as a library and study, has fitted cupboards and bookshelves, and a large bow window to the front. The rear living room features a tiled fireplace and is semi-open plan to the large orangery extension that forms the kitchen and dining room at the back of the house. This room is bathed in natural light from two roof lanterns and French windows and doors to the garden. The fitted kitchen has a Belfast sink, an integrated fridge-freezer and space for a dishwasher. A rare feature in the kitchen is the original maid's call box! Completing the ground floor is a downstairs WC/laundry room and an understairs storage cupboard.
On the first floor are three bedrooms, one of which has a south-west-facing balcony and another has a built-in wardrobe. These bedrooms are served by a large shower room.
The main bedroom is in the converted loft and has an en suite shower room, fitted wardrobes and access to extensive storage in the eaves.
The front garden, bordered by a low wall and a hedge, is paved for off-street parking, and there is access along the side of the house to the rear garden. The well-tended, secluded rear garden faces south-west and features a terrace, lawn and borders planted with mature shrubs, and a Breeze House gazebo with electric heater. There is ample room at the end of the garden for a detached garden studio.
Local Area
Tring 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 Tring Avenue, including Ealing Riding School, St Columba's Lawn Tennis Club, Boddington Gardens Sports Ground, Gunnersbury Park Sports Hub, 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.
Accessed through a porch, the quarry-tiled entrance hall leads to each of the ground floor rooms. Period details feature throughout the house, including wooden doors, dado rails, picture rails and fireplaces. The front living room, currently used as a library and study, has fitted cupboards and bookshelves, and a large bow window to the front. The rear living room features a tiled fireplace and is semi-open plan to the large orangery extension that forms the kitchen and dining room at the back of the house. This room is bathed in natural light from two roof lanterns and French windows and doors to the garden. The fitted kitchen has a Belfast sink, an integrated fridge-freezer and space for a dishwasher. A rare feature in the kitchen is the original maid's call box! Completing the ground floor is a downstairs WC/laundry room and an understairs storage cupboard.
On the first floor are three bedrooms, one of which has a south-west-facing balcony and another has a built-in wardrobe. These bedrooms are served by a large shower room.
The main bedroom is in the converted loft and has an en suite shower room, fitted wardrobes and access to extensive storage in the eaves.
The front garden, bordered by a low wall and a hedge, is paved for off-street parking, and there is access along the side of the house to the rear garden. The well-tended, secluded rear garden faces south-west and features a terrace, lawn and borders planted with mature shrubs, and a Breeze House gazebo with electric heater. There is ample room at the end of the garden for a detached garden studio.
Local Area
Tring 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 Tring Avenue, including Ealing Riding School, St Columba's Lawn Tennis Club, Boddington Gardens Sports Ground, Gunnersbury Park Sports Hub, 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.
