Beaufort Road, London

Set on one of the original roads of the Hanger Hill (Haymills) Estate, this detached 1930s house has been extended to the front, side and rear and comprehensively remodelled behind its half-timbered front elevation.

It offers about 3,040 sq ft (282 sq m) over three floors, with seven bedrooms, five bath and shower rooms, a bedroom on the ground floor, a full-width rear terrace and a driveway with parking for several cars.

The entrance hall opens to a reception room of 22'7" by 21'7" (6.89m x 6.57m) beneath 2.88m ceilings, with wide glazed doors across the rear wall onto the terrace and lawn.

The kitchen sits open to it at one side, 18'11" by 11'11" (5.77m x 3.63m), with handleless cabinetry, a long island and the ceiling rising to 2.91m, so cooking, eating and sitting share one space.

A separate dining room at the front connects to the ground-floor bedroom, 11'5" by 9'8" (3.48m x 2.94m), currently fitted as a study.

With a cloakroom and utility room off the hall, the pair can serve as a workspace, a guest room or a bedroom for a relative who would rather not use the stairs.

On the first floor the principal bedroom, 17'2" by 11' (5.22m x 3.36m), has a dressing room with the bathroom alongside.

A second dressing room, three further double bedrooms, one with a bay to the front, and three shower rooms complete the floor, so four bedrooms share four bath and shower rooms between them.

The second floor is a suite of its own: A room of 20'8" by 15'11" (6.31m x 4.86m) with skylights, labelled a bedroom on the plan and currently used as a sitting room, a further bedroom of 12'5" by 11'5" (3.78m x 3.47m), a shower room and generous eaves storage.

Ceiling heights here are about 2.33m and the roof slopes are shown on the floorplan.

Throughout, the work is done: Large-format porcelain floors on the ground floor, coffered ceilings with concealed lighting, gas-fired central heating with air conditioning to three of the rooms, and bath and shower rooms in book-matched marble-effect tiling.

The decorative scheme is distinctive and the fixed elements are neutral, so the house can be lived in as it is or quietly re-dressed.

Outside, a paved terrace runs the width of the house above a lawn of roughly 60' by 41' (18.5m x 12.5m) with a timber outbuilding at the far end.

The front garden, about 41' by 33' (12.6m x 10.2m), is set behind a low brick wall and gate, with a block-paved driveway to one side and a planted bed and mature evergreen screen to the other.

Tenure: Freehold. Council tax: Band H, London Borough of Ealing. EPC: D. Conservation area: Hanger Hill (Haymills) Estate, with an Article 4 Direction.

Parking: Off-street parking on the driveway; Controlled Parking Zone O operates Monday to Friday, 9 to 10am and 3 to 4pm. Viewings strictly by appointment.

Beaufort Road is one of the first roads laid out on the Hanger Hill (Haymills) Estate, built from 1928 and now a conservation area of detached 1930s houses on tree-lined roads.

Hanger Hill Park and Fox Wood are close by.

North Ealing and Park Royal, both on the Piccadilly line, are around a ten minute walk; Hanger Lane and West Acton, on the Central line, about fifteen; Ealing Broadway, for the Elizabeth line, Central and District lines and the town centre, is about a mile and a quarter.

The A40 at Hanger Lane leads to Heathrow, the M40 and the M4.

St Augustine's Priory, Holy Family Catholic Primary, Ada Lovelace CofE High School and The Ellen Wilkinson School are within about half a mile, with St Benedict's, Notting Hill and Ealing High School and The Japanese School within about a mile and a half; admission depends on each school's criteria.

Times and distances are approximate.