What The Owners Love:

Nestled on a picturesque, tree-lined Edwardian avenue with no through traffic, West Lodge is a quiet and warm place to call home.

Tastefully designed by Ademchic - with high ceilings, herringbone wooden flooring and elegant wall panelling which creates a space that feels both stylish and comfortable, with smart lighting, underfloor heating and a walk-in wardrobe adding pure luxury.

Our favourite spot is on the private terrace - where we love to enjoy our morning coffee (or weather permitting - hosting dinner parties with friends).

The connectivity is the real asset, enabling us to get into work quickly via the District, Elizabeth, Piccadilly and Central Lines. The ease of getting to Heathrow is great with the Piccadilly and Elizabeth line or a 20min drive, which has been essential for travel.

We have incredible food spots right on the doorstep, including Japanese restaurant Ta Ke and Layla - selling delicious bread and pastries only a short stroll from the flat.

This has been a home that perfectly fits our lifestyle - peaceful when you need it, connected when you want it. We’ve loved every moment in our beautiful home, and it’s genuinely hard to say goodbye.

Why We Would Buy This Home:

Buying this home feels less like choosing an apartment and more like opting into a smarter, calmer version of everyday life. The interiors, crafted by boutique studio Ademchic, have that rare quality of looking effortlessly sophisticated.

The building is stunning, with imposing period architecture and beautiful brickwork. There are nods to the original charm throughout the apartment itself, to create the perfect blend of old and new.

The kitchen boasts oak cabinetry, Bosch integrated appliances, stone worktops and soft cabinet lighting and the bathroom leans into hotel-grade comfort, with contemporary, high-end fittings, Calacatta marble tiles with black accents and intelligently lit storage that eliminates the usual morning scramble.

The bedrooms feel like they’ve been designed by someone who understands that mornings are hard - soft carpets underfoot, bespoke joinery, hand-painted panelling and built-in storage and a walk-in wardrobe, all conspiring to remove the visual noise of daily life.

And then there’s the pièce de résistance: the huge roof garden! It’s vast, open and almost absurdly generous for London, offering that rare sensation of standing above the city rather than simply in it. It's a space where morning coffee tastes better, summer evenings stretch out longer, and al-fresco dining or relaxing with a glass of wine feels like you're transported to those precious holiday nights!

And outside your door, the street is a beautiful, tree-lined cul-de-sac, and this rather special pocket of Ealing offers lovely parks, boutiquey shops, independent coffee houses, decent bars and a range of interesting restaurants. The transport links are plentiful and exceptional - Elizabeth Line, Piccadilly Line and District Line are all within easy reach.

In a city full of compromises, this home simply feels like the moment you stop settling and start living the way you always meant to.