Meadvale Road, Ealing, W5

A spacious, chain-free four-bedroom family home extending to approximately 1,475 sq ft, with two bathrooms, an additional downstairs WC, generous open-plan living and dining space, a converted loft, utility room and a lovely rear garden backing directly onto Pitshanger Park. Ideally positioned close to Pitshanger Lane and the Brentham Club.

Is this a good place to live in Ealing?

Yes. Meadvale Road is set within the popular Pitshanger community, an area particularly well suited to families. Pitshanger Lane is only a short walk away and offers a good selection of independent shops, cafés and restaurants, while Pitshanger Park and the Brentham Club are also close by. Pitshanger Lane has also previously been recognised as one of the UK’s best high streets, reflecting its strong community feel and independent character.

The house sits adjacent to the Brentham and Pitshanger conservation areas, enjoying much of the character and attractive surroundings associated with them, while not itself being within a conservation area. The area is also well served by a number of highly regarded schools, including North Ealing Primary School, St Gregory’s Catholic Primary School, Notting Hill & Ealing High School, St Benedict’s School and Durston House.

Who would this house suit best?

The house would suit a wide range of buyers, from families looking to upsize to those wanting to downsize without compromising on space. With approximately 1,475 sq ft arranged over three floors, four bedrooms and flexible living accommodation, it offers plenty of room for family life, working from home or guests, all within a strong and welcoming local community.

What is the house like inside?

The ground floor centres around a generous open-plan living and dining area, creating a sociable space for everyday family life and entertaining. The kitchen sits to the rear with access onto the garden, while a separate utility room, downstairs WC and useful storage make the layout particularly practical. Across the upper floors are four bedrooms and two bathrooms. The converted loft provides additional accommodation and works well as a principal bedroom, guest room or more private space for older children.

What is the garden like?

The house has a lovely private rear garden with space for outdoor dining, entertaining and children to play. Pitshanger Park sits immediately beyond the garden, giving the rear of the property an attractive green outlook and a greater sense of openness.

How convenient is the location?

Pitshanger Lane is only a few minutes away for everyday shopping, cafés and restaurants, with the Brentham Club and Pitshanger Park also close by.

For commuters, regular local bus services provide convenient access to Ealing Broadway, with Elizabeth, Central and District line services offering fast connections into Central London, the City and Heathrow. Hanger Lane and Perivale Underground stations are also within easy reach, both providing access to the Central line. For drivers, the A40 is conveniently located nearby, providing straightforward access towards Central London and the wider motorway network, while the A406 North Circular and A4/M4 are also accessible for journeys around London and towards Heathrow.

What makes this house different?

For me, it is the setting. You have the space and flexibility of a four-bedroom family home, but with Pitshanger Park immediately beyond the garden and Pitshanger Lane just a short walk away. Combined with the Brentham Club, excellent local schools and the strong community around Pitshanger, it offers a particularly appealing balance of space, greenery and everyday convenience.