Woodfield Road, London, W5

This is an architecturally striking detached house located on one of Ealing’s prime roads. The house is on the market for the first time in over a third of a century. It is set back from the road and approached through a gated, large front garden. There are original features in abundance inside this spacious house, with many hallmarks typical of the period. With suitable refurbishment it would create one of the finest homes in the area. The generous hallway gives way to the magnificent dining room and a well-appointed study and a WC. A large reception room to the rear boasts expansive bay windows and French doors opening onto the glorious garden at the back. Continuing the ground floor is the kitchen complete with a convenient utility room, and a separating morning room.
There is no shortage of space in this beautiful property, the first floor alone boasting four spacious bedrooms, a bathroom and dressing room. On the second floor, a further three bedrooms and a bathroom are to be found. In total, seven bedrooms offer plentiful space for a family to enjoy for years to come.
At the back of the house is a long 100ft x 49ft west facing mature garden laid down to lawn with surrounding flower beds, mature cherry and apple trees. A delightful secluded patio by the house makes the perfect spot for al fresco dining or enjoying a glass of wine in the sun. At the end of the garden is the garage, accessed via a private lane for the residents of upper Woodfield Road.

This is an architecturally striking detached house located on one of Ealing’s prime roads. The house is on the market for the first time in over a third of a century. It is set back from the road and approached through a gated, large front garden. There are original features in abundance inside this spacious house, with many hallmarks typical of the period. With suitable refurbishment it would create one of the finest homes in the area.
The generous hallway gives way to the magnificent dining room and a well-appointed study and a WC. A large reception room to the rear boasts expansive bay windows and French doors opening onto the glorious garden at the back. Continuing the ground flooris the kitchen complete with a convenient utility room, and a separating morning room.
There is no shortage of space in this beautiful property, the first floor alone boasting four spacious bedrooms, a bathroom and dressing room. On the second floor, a further three bedrooms and a bathroom are to be found. In total, seven bedrooms offer plentiful space for a family to enjoy for years to come.
At the back of the house is a long 100ft x 49ft west facing mature garden laid down to lawn with surrounding flower beds, mature cherry and apple trees. A delightful secluded patio by the house makes the perfect spot for al fresco dining or enjoying a glass of wine in the sun. At the end of the garden is the garage, accessed via a private lane for the residents of upper Woodfield Rd

The house is excellently situated in one of Ealing’s prime locations, on a tree-lined road in a popular and quiet residential area, served by a useful bus service. Excellent local amenities are within walking distance; of particular note is Ealing Broadway station, served by the Central and District lines and the main line to Paddington in one direction and to the South West of England in the other. Heathrow airport is a mere half-hour’s drive, the Westway into central London just 5 minutes away and Crossrail’s expected arrival in 2018 makes this area an even more appealing prospect.
Ealing town centre is some ten minutes’ walk away and is a vibrant and general purpose shopping area with all the usual facilities. Ten minutes in the other direction is Pitshanger Lane, a charming area which has very much retained a village atmosphere, with a lively and involved local community. With its small shops and quaint cafes, the Lane had the celebrity in 2016 of being crowned the best high street in London.
The area is a great draw for families, with a variety of highly reputed schools including Notting Hill, St. Benedict’s and St. Gregory’s within walking distance. With parks, gyms, tennis courts, cricket clubs and a golf course all nearby, there is enough to keep everyone busy during the summer holidays. It really is with good reason that Ealing has been christened the Queen of the Suburbs