Architecture and property
The properties in Ealing are varied, offering everything from studio apartments, period conversions and charming cottages through to substantial double fronted detached residences on the area’s prime roads. The striking Benedictine monastery Ealing Abbey and Ealing Town Hall with its instantly recognisable clock tower. Â
Shopping and amenities
Other facilities include restaurants, a library, post office and Nuffield Health fitness centre. The many supermarkets in the area include Waitrose, Morrisons and Sainsbury’s, but for the best in fresh sustainable produce residents can browse the stalls of Ealing Farmers’ Market on Leeland Road every Saturday morning. For more extensive shopping it is only a short hop on the tube to Westfield in Shepherd’s Bush or the renowned shopping districts of central London.Â
Green space
Leafy Ealing has an abundance of green space for residents to enjoy. Historic grade II listed Walpole Park is home to Pitzhanger Manor which occupies a commanding position amidst lush lawns and gardens. Lammas Park boasts a play area and tennis courts, while Ealing Common offers 47 acres of wide open space.