This handsome four-bedroom period house seamlessly blends timeless period charm with spacious, versatile living, all within a short walk of local amenities and excellent transport links. From the moment you arrive, the property`s attractive period façade, classic bay windows, and ornate exterior details set the tone for what lies beyond. Inside, the home offers generously proportioned accommodation across two floors, featuring four large bedrooms, two bathrooms, and elegant reception rooms that retain beautiful period features such as intricate cornicing, ceiling roses, original wood flooring, and tall sash-style bay windows that flood the space with natural light.

The formal front reception room is perfect for entertaining, while the relaxed rear reception opens directly onto the south-facing garden, creating a seamless connection between indoor and outdoor living. A well-sized kitchen offers ample scope for modernisation or reconfiguration into a family kitchen or open-plan design. Upstairs, the spacious layout includes a large principal bedroom with bay window and potential for built-in storage or an en-suite conversion. There is also exciting potential to extend the property, with the opportunity to develop the loft into a master suite or additional bedrooms, and to expand the rear to create an open-plan kitchen/living area all subject to the usual planning permissions. Outside is a mature south-facing garden offers privacy, sunshine, and space for entertaining, family activities, or even a garden studio.

Ideally located on Byron Road, a quiet, tree-lined residential street, the property is just moments from Ealing Common Station (District and Piccadilly Lines), providing direct access to Central London, the West End, and Heathrow Airport, with convenient road links to the A406, M4, and M40. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a characterful yet adaptable family home in a highly sought-after location.

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