Georgian Property

The house is set back from the road behind mature vegetation, giving privacy and seclusion. The generous accommodation is arranged over three floors, with five bedrooms, three reception rooms, a south-facing conservatory and plentiful lower ground floor rooms offering potential for flexible uses. The house was extended to the north in the 1860s, adding significantly to the square footage. The gardens, designed to give the effect of a series of outdoor rooms, include rare specimens and a summer house. At the end of the garden is vehicular access, with parking for three cars, and a coach house. A notably attractive and well-presented property, Park House is situated in the leafy west London suburb of Ealing and is just a few minutes' walk from Ealing Broadway and South Ealing underground stations. Many of the houses in this part of London were built after the Great Western Railway opened a station at Ealing Broadway in 1838, after which Ealing became known as 'the Queen of Suburbs'. The area is still known for its array of shops, bars and restaurants and is highly accessible, being close to the M4 and the Heathrow express rail service.