What the owner's love:

We’ve been lucky enough to call this house our home through some of life’s biggest milestones - having gotten engaged, married and welcomed both of our children here. It’s a place that has provided such great memories.

The garden has been one of our favourite spots — whether enjoying a quiet morning coffee, watching the children play, hosting friends and firing up the barbecue. When the lavender and roses bloom, it feels especially magical.

The kitchen has been the real heart of the home, full of great memories and a wonderful space for entertaining. It gets great light throughout the day, especially in the mornings.

Being lovers of a good soak, the main bathroom and standalone bath has also been a great part of our time here. The additional bath to the children’s en-suite has made family life that little bit easier.

The location has been just as special. The parks have been a huge part of our experience here, be it the playgrounds with the children, the tennis club and general enjoyment of Walpole and Lammas parks. Being close to Northfield Avenue has meant we can enjoy some great local restaurants, cafés and shops, while Ealing Broadway has offered the perfect mix of big-name amenities, from the cinema to high street shopping. With the Elizabeth and Piccadilly Lines so close, getting into central London has always felt so accessible.

This home has given us so many treasured memories, and we hope it will bring the same joy to its next owners.

Why we would buy this home:

Some houses have character, others have contemporaneity; this one has the rare grace of both. Its period bones - high ceilings, original charm, elegant detailing, a sense of proportion rooted in history - provide the kind of timeless backdrop that makes a home feel anchored and soulful. Yet every corner has been carefully uplifted with modern touches - finishes so considered they dissolve the line between comfort and luxury.

This is not preservation for nostalgia’s sake, but the artful continuation of a story, where heritage and modern living meet in harmony.

Light is the great luxury no brochure can quantify, and here it is abundant. Sunlight finds its way through sash windows, animating the textures of polished surfaces and soft fabrics alike. There is an intimacy and a warmth to the spaces yet they carry the refinement of a home designed to delight. Soul and sophistication live side by side, each elevating the other.

And then, of course, there is its setting. A tree-lined street with the quiet dignity of belonging, close to lovely parks, outstanding schools, and cafés that weave daily convenience with neighbourhood charm. Excellent transport links ensure Central London and the great beyond never feel distant.

The result is a home that doesn’t ask you to choose between heritage and modernity, between character and luxury, between community and commuter convenience. In the truest sense, this really is a gem.