- No Chain +
- Private balcony +
- Underground allocated parking +
- Lease is 132 years +
- Two double bedrooms +
- Modern bathroom +
- Within catchment area of Montpellier School & St. Gregory's Catholic school +
- Walking distance to Montpelier Park +
In the heart of Ealing, this chain free purpose-built second-floor apartment is a prime opportunity for homeowners and investors alike. The flat has two double bedrooms, a bright and spacious lounge, a fitted kitchen with appliances, and a modern bathroom. Additionally, it features a small private balcony and underground parking.
Upon entering, you are greeted by a welcoming hall that leads to the reception room, which offers access to the balcony. Both bedrooms are generously sized, providing ample space for relaxation and storage. The stylish bathroom completes the accommodation.
Mount Eaton Court's location places it less than a mile from Ealing Broadway station and under half a mile from the charming shops and famous park at Pitshanger Lane. One benefit is that it is in the catchment for Montpellier School & St. Gregory's Catholic school. The property benefits from easy access to the open spaces of Montpelier Park and Ealing Abbey, situated within the Montpelier Park conservation area.
The apartment is offered with no chain. Its proximity to Ealing Broadway station ensures excellent connectivity via the Central line, District line, Great Western, and the new Elizabeth line. Haven Green and Ealing town centre are just a short walk away, providing a variety of shopping, dining, and entertainment options, including the new Filmworks picture house. It is great for convenient transport links, including bus services and easy road access to the A40 and M40, further enhance its appeal.
Don’t miss the chance to own this exceptional apartment, perfectly positioned for enjoying all that Ealing has to offer.
Get in touch with Anthony to make your appointment for the Open Day.
When inquiring by phone, please dial extension 1001 to connect with the agent who is dealing with the property, Anthony Coyle Dowling