Ealing Property

Property in Ealing offers a huge variety of styles and prices, including medium to large family homes, small traditional cottages, exclusive new apartment blocks, modern flats and Victorian conversions. Three to five bedroom family houses are particularly popular and tend to sell fast.

About Ealing

Known as the "Queen of the Suburbs", Ealing is one of the most attractive boroughs in London. Ealing residents are spoilt for green open spaces, with the beautiful Gunnersbury, Lammas and Walpole parks all within a short distance of the centre. Famous for the still-operational Ealing Studios, the area also has a vibrant shopping centre with a good mix of major stores and local retailers. There are plenty of pubs, restaurants and cafés. With a selection of excellent schools at all age levels, and a welcoming, relaxed community atmosphere, buying a property in Ealing is the ideal choice for young families. Popular schools with local families include Christchurch and St Saviour's Church of England Junior schools and independent schools such as Notting Hill and Ealing School for Girls, Durston House and St Benedict's.

About Ealing Common

Populated by fine avenues of chestnut trees, the Common itself is one of Ealing's many open spaces. The area lies just a few minutes walk from Ealing Broadway's lively and convenient shopping centre. The independent Falcon School for Girls is situated on Ealing Common and the area affords easy access to all Ealing's schools (see above).

About South Ealing

Centred around the 12th century landmark of St Mary's Church, this incorporates the oldest part of Ealing, and is just ten minutes walk from Ealing Broadway. Owning a property in this part of Ealing puts you close to a cosy local pub and two of W5's finest green spaces; Walpole Park and Lammas Park with their children's play areas. Parts of South Ealing are in the Little Ealing Primary School catchment area.

Transport

• The Piccadilly (South Ealing/Ealing Common/Northfields), Central and District (Ealing Broadway) underground lines provide swift access to the centre of the capital. All stations lie in Zone 3
• The rail network takes you to Reading, Slough and London Paddington Heathrow airport is eight miles away and accessible by an express service from Ealing Broadway. Stansted and Gatwick are reached by the M25
• Easy access to the A40 and to the A4/M4 corridor, home to many blue-chip companies, including Sky and Glaxo Smith Kline
• Major motorway links to the M25 and M3

Like this area? Contact our Ealing Broadway or Northfields Avenue office.