House For Sale £1,750,000
This Impressive Period Property Is Perfect For Getting All The Family Together…Or Going Off To Do Your Own Thing. The location has something for everyone too - ideal for exploring the parks, hitting the Broadway shops or a speedy Crossrail commute.
This substantial Victorian terrace will make a wonderful family home, thanks to the handy location and versatile four storey layout.
The heart of a family home is surely the kitchen - and here the spacious kitchen / breakfast room / family room dominates the lower ground floor. Even though you enter on the ground floor, chances are everyone will automatically head downstairs to see who’s about and what they’ve been up to.
The well equipped fitted kitchen with new boiler is at the front with a bay window overlooking the delightful basement garden. You can look out and enjoy the view as you’re doing the washing up!
Everyone will naturally congregate around the breakfast bar which separates the kitchen from the dining area. Beyond that there's a further family room at the rear with French doors to the back garden.
The south facing back garden will be a lovely place to spill out when the sun’s out. There’s a patio seating area and a mature garden with plenty to catch the eye and keep green fingered gardeners occupied.
If everyone makes a beeline for the lower floor, the ground floor lounge and dining room can be kid-free zones. Perfect for the grown-ups to relax and unwind. These two rooms are particularly charming, ticking all the right period character boxes. They both benefit from the high ceilings, traditional fireplaces and elaborate decorative coving & cornices you’d expect in a Victorian property.
There’s also a small study / 5th bedroom at the rear of the ground floor - a sufficiently quiet spot to do some work away from all the hubbub down below.
The first and second floors each have two double bedrooms. The thoughtfully designed layout is ideal if you want to give older kids some independence with the run of the top floor.
This versatile family home is less than 10 minutes walk from the Ealing Broadway shops, restaurants and entertainment.
Not that you’d ever know it from the tree lined street with Walpole Park at one end, and Ealing Common at the other.
This property is practical too. It's set back from the street, with space to park two cars on the drive (which also means you can install an ev charger).
But you’re so spoiled for public transport choice that you may decide to ditch the car, whether it's electric or not.
With Crossrail now running from Ealing Broadway it’s slashed the Paddington commute down to less than a quarter of an hour.
The location is also really handy for schools. If you have young children, the Ofsted rated ‘Outstanding’ Christ The Saviour Primary School is on your street - it’s only 2 minutes walk down The Grove.Older kids have a choice of Good or Outstanding High Schools only 20 minutes walk (or less than a 10 minute bike ride) away.
If you prefer independent or fee paying schools, you’re well catered for. There’s a choice of co-ed schools (such as St Benedict’s) or single sex schools (such as Notting Hill & Ealing High School for girls or Durston House for boys) all within walking distance.
This spacious and versatile property has a thoughtful layout designed to bring your family closer together. It's also got the room upstairs give everyone the personal space they need.
It’s in a fabulous, quiet location but it's still close to the action on Ealing Broadway - and gives you access to the much shorter Crossrail commute.
What the owners love: “We have lived here for over 20 years and love the house and the location. Sitting in the garden you'd have no idea the location is so central. Ealing has everything - transport links, shops, cafes, restaurants and parks. Some of our favourites are Beehive, Kanenas cafe and walks around Walpole Park"
This substantial Victorian terrace will make a wonderful family home, thanks to the handy location and versatile four storey layout.
The heart of a family home is surely the kitchen - and here the spacious kitchen / breakfast room / family room dominates the lower ground floor. Even though you enter on the ground floor, chances are everyone will automatically head downstairs to see who’s about and what they’ve been up to.
The well equipped fitted kitchen with new boiler is at the front with a bay window overlooking the delightful basement garden. You can look out and enjoy the view as you’re doing the washing up!
Everyone will naturally congregate around the breakfast bar which separates the kitchen from the dining area. Beyond that there's a further family room at the rear with French doors to the back garden.
The south facing back garden will be a lovely place to spill out when the sun’s out. There’s a patio seating area and a mature garden with plenty to catch the eye and keep green fingered gardeners occupied.
If everyone makes a beeline for the lower floor, the ground floor lounge and dining room can be kid-free zones. Perfect for the grown-ups to relax and unwind. These two rooms are particularly charming, ticking all the right period character boxes. They both benefit from the high ceilings, traditional fireplaces and elaborate decorative coving & cornices you’d expect in a Victorian property.
There’s also a small study / 5th bedroom at the rear of the ground floor - a sufficiently quiet spot to do some work away from all the hubbub down below.
The first and second floors each have two double bedrooms. The thoughtfully designed layout is ideal if you want to give older kids some independence with the run of the top floor.
This versatile family home is less than 10 minutes walk from the Ealing Broadway shops, restaurants and entertainment.
Not that you’d ever know it from the tree lined street with Walpole Park at one end, and Ealing Common at the other.
This property is practical too. It's set back from the street, with space to park two cars on the drive (which also means you can install an ev charger).
But you’re so spoiled for public transport choice that you may decide to ditch the car, whether it's electric or not.
With Crossrail now running from Ealing Broadway it’s slashed the Paddington commute down to less than a quarter of an hour.
The location is also really handy for schools. If you have young children, the Ofsted rated ‘Outstanding’ Christ The Saviour Primary School is on your street - it’s only 2 minutes walk down The Grove.Older kids have a choice of Good or Outstanding High Schools only 20 minutes walk (or less than a 10 minute bike ride) away.
If you prefer independent or fee paying schools, you’re well catered for. There’s a choice of co-ed schools (such as St Benedict’s) or single sex schools (such as Notting Hill & Ealing High School for girls or Durston House for boys) all within walking distance.
This spacious and versatile property has a thoughtful layout designed to bring your family closer together. It's also got the room upstairs give everyone the personal space they need.
It’s in a fabulous, quiet location but it's still close to the action on Ealing Broadway - and gives you access to the much shorter Crossrail commute.
What the owners love: “We have lived here for over 20 years and love the house and the location. Sitting in the garden you'd have no idea the location is so central. Ealing has everything - transport links, shops, cafes, restaurants and parks. Some of our favourites are Beehive, Kanenas cafe and walks around Walpole Park"
