Edgehill Road, London W13

A detached five bedroom family house of 3,110 sq ft (289 sq m) on Edgehill Road, with a west-facing garden of approximately 64ft by 54ft, in sun from midday through to sunset, and an in-and-out driveway with parking for several cars and an EV charging point. The house was designed in 1932 by the architect William Stanley Grice FRIBA as his own home and published in Town and Country Homes that May; the original magazine stays with the house. It has since been extended to give a 39ft kitchen, dining and family room across the whole garden elevation, two studies and three bath and shower rooms.

The kitchen, dining and family room measures 39ft 1in by 23ft 2in. Facing west, it takes the afternoon and evening light through two wide bay windows and French doors onto the terrace. A separate reception room sits alongside, and the 16ft front study works equally as a playroom, home office or ground-floor guest room. A cloakroom and a 13ft workshop, formerly the garage, complete the ground floor.

On the first floor are four bedrooms and two bathrooms, including the principal bedroom with a bay window over the garden and an en suite bathroom. The second floor forms an upper suite: a fifth double bedroom, a second study or dressing room, a shower room and eaves storage.

The west-facing garden measures approximately 64ft by 54ft and has sun from midday through to sunset. It is mainly lawn, with mature trees including a Scots pine, a paved terrace off the kitchen for the evening, and an insulated timber summer house with a veranda and store, with power connected and scope to fit out further. To the front, a paved forecourt with an in-and-out driveway and a planted central island provides parking for several cars and an EV charging point.

Edgehill Road is a tree-lined road of individually designed detached houses rising from St Stephen's Road towards Castlebar Hill, in the Grange and White Ledges Conservation Area. Notting Hill & Ealing High School's senior and junior schools are each a few minutes' walk; St Benedict's is approximately 0.4 miles and Durston House approximately 0.5 miles, with Cleveland Park and Pitshanger Lane close by. Ealing Broadway station is approximately 0.8 miles, with Elizabeth line trains to Paddington in around 10 minutes plus Central and District line and Great Western services; West Ealing (Elizabeth line) is approximately half a mile. The A40 and M4 are close for Heathrow and the west. All times and distances are approximate.

Edgehill Road is a tree-lined street of individually designed detached houses rising from St Stephen's Road towards Castlebar Hill, within the Grange and White Ledges Conservation Area. Its older houses include the Grade II listed Thorncote, built in 1888 by the architect Leonard Shuffrey as his own home; Orchard Way continued that tradition in 1932.

Notting Hill & Ealing High School's senior and junior schools are each a few minutes' walk, on Cleveland Road and St Stephen's Road; St Benedict's is approximately 0.4 miles and Durston House approximately 0.5 miles. Cleveland Park is a few minutes' walk and Pitshanger Lane's independent shops and cafés are approximately 0.4 miles.

Ealing Broadway station is approximately 0.8 miles, with Elizabeth line trains to Paddington in around 10 minutes and Bond Street in around 14, plus Central and District line and Great Western services. West Ealing (Elizabeth line, approximately half a mile) reaches Paddington in around 13 minutes. The A40 and M4 are close for Heathrow and the west. All times and distances are approximate.