- Beautiful Garden Flat +
- Period Charm & Architecture +
- Two Fantastic Double Bedrooms +
- Wonderful Spec Throughout +
- Share of Freehold +
- Highly Desirable Street +
- Excellent Transport Links +
- Buyer Information Pack Available +
What the owners love :
One of the things we’ve most appreciated is the location - tucked away on a quiet no-through road, yet just a short walk to both Northfields and West Ealing stations. The area has a real community feel - our road has a WhatsApp group and hosts occasional street parties - and the vibrant high street is full of independent shops and cafés, and boasts a fantastic local pub, The Forester, known for its Thai food and welcoming atmosphere.
Inside, the flat feels wonderfully bright and open, especially in the kitchen and living area where natural light really floods in. The layout offers a great balance of space across all rooms, which means it functions really well for us and makes it feel really spacious when compared with other flats we have been into in the area.
We’ve always loved how the property combines the charm of period features with stylish modern updates - it gives it real character while still feeling fresh and functional.
The garden is a real hidden gem - private, peaceful, and a real sun trap in the warmer months. It’s been a perfect space to relax, entertain, or just enjoy a quiet coffee in the morning sun.
Why we would buy it:
This is the kind of place that satisfies both the heart and the head. This beautiful garden flat gives you not just space, but a sense of escape, with a period charm that feels timeless yet a modern spec that feels luxurious. The private, sunny outside space is a dream for coffees in the morning, wine in the evening, and for hosting summer barbecues!
The semi-open-plan reception room is a fine example of how to curate 'old & new' - the kitchen is contemporary and deluxe, but the beautiful original features remain respected and even emphasised. The two genuinely large double bedrooms are big enough to be generous without being ostentatious, and make the flat feel like it’s been designed for real life, not just for photographs.
And then there's the amazing location: parks offer calm and fresh air, while Northfield Avenue tempts with its delis, independent cafés, restaurants and boutiques. Add to that a share of freehold, and the Lizzy Line (relative time travel!), and you start to see why this is more than just bricks and mortar. It’s a home that gives you both status and sanctuary - something no spreadsheet can fully capture.