Brunner Road, Ealing

A beautifully appointed three-bedroom end-of-terrace Brentham House, showcasing stylish interiors complemented by charming period features.

This handsome home, with its striking bay elevations, was built in the early 1900s and is ideally situated within the highly sought-after Brentham Garden Suburb Conservation Area.

The ground floor offers a spacious and versatile through reception room, providing excellent living and dining space with direct access to the rear garden.

A well-designed, fully integrated kitchen also enjoys direct access to the garden. Upstairs, the first floor provides three well-proportioned bedrooms and a stunning family bathroom.

The property is flooded with natural light throughout, enhanced by its desirable east/west aspect and large sash windows.

To the front, the property enjoys a lovely garden, adding to its attractive kerb appeal.

To the rear, the attractive garden features a generous patio area, artificial lawn designed for low-maintenance living, and the added benefit of useful side access.

As the vendors' sole agent, we strongly advise an early inspection of this exceptional home.

Brunner Road is located within Ealing’s historic Brentham Garden Estate, a conservation area renowned for its architectural significance and strong community feel.

The property is just a short stroll from Pitshanger Lane, which offers an excellent range of local amenities, including a variety of independent shops, cafés, and restaurants.

For commuters, convenient bus routes along Pitshanger Lane provide swift access to Ealing Town Centre, where Ealing Broadway station offers superb transport links via the Elizabeth Line, Central and District Underground lines, as well as mainline rail services, making it an ideal base for travel into Central London and beyond.

Families will particularly appreciate the property’s proximity to a number of highly regarded schools, including Montpelier and St Gregory’s primary schools, as well as well-known independent schools such as St Benedict’s, Notting Hill & Ealing High School, St Augustine’s Priory, Harvington, and Durston House.