49, St. Pauls Close, London, W5 3JX

Quote MG1175 for all enquiries; Guide Price of £550,000 to £600,000 A three-bedroom end-of-terrace house with a larger-than-average garden, set in a quiet cul-de-sac on St Pauls Close, Ealing W5.

With two double bedrooms, a third single bedroom, a separate eat-in kitchen and a downstairs WC, this home offers practical space for a family, a couple or buyers who need room to work from home.

The house and garden are larger than many neighbouring properties, making it worth considering if you are looking for more space in this part of Ealing.

The end-of-terrace position also provides side access to the garden, useful for bringing through bikes, gardening equipment or outdoor furniture.

The large 17ft 9in reception room has space for both a seating area and a dining table.

A large sliding door opens out onto a terrace and the garden, excellent for indoor and outdoor entertaining or relaxing.

The separate kitchen comes equipped with an integrated oven, gas hob, washing machine, dishwasher, dryer and a large fridge/freezer.

There is gas central heating throughout the house, and a downstairs WC/cloakroom.

A small built-in office area beneath the hallway stairs provides a place for a desk and computer without using one of the bedrooms.

It is a useful feature if you work from home occasionally or want a separate spot for paperwork and household admin. Upstairs, there are two double bedrooms and a third single bedroom.

The third room could also be used as a nursery, dressing room or home office, depending on your needs. How much sleeping space you need.

A large attic is accessed by a pull-down staircase, providing additional space for storage. The south-facing garden is one of the main reasons to view this house.

Its size gives you room for outdoor seating, a dining area and planting, while its aspect is well suited to enjoying afternoon and evening sunshine.

For buyers searching for a house with a good-sized garden in Ealing, it offers space to spend time outside, have people over or let children play. There is plenty of outdoor storage, too.

One large shed and two smaller sheds provide dry storage for garden tools, furniture and other belongings.

A separate brick-built store at the front of the house provides further storage and houses the external meters.

For commuting, Ealing Common station is approximately 0.6 miles away, with District and Piccadilly line services.

Ealing Broadway station is around a one-mile walk away and can also be reached by the E11 bus.

From there, you have access to the Elizabeth, Central and District lines, as well as National Rail services.

If you are looking for a three-bedroom house in W5 with a quiet location, a sunny garden, plenty of storage and access to both Ealing Common and Ealing Broadway stations, this house brings those features together in one practical home.