What the owners love

"Brentham is an idyll in all senses of the word. A unique village feel has made living there for the last 10 years a special place to raise a family. The lane offers everything you need from a high-quality butcher to a dance class plus everything in between. Having made the decision to move to the countryside we will miss being able to walk everywhere and bump into friendly folk along the way. The house backs onto the Denison Ludlow Green which over the years has seen many social gatherings with friends and neighbours. With Ealing Broadway a 5 minute bus ride away and the new Elizabeth Line making journeys into central London faster than ever, you get the best of both worlds. Our favourite time of year in Brentham is the Spring when the magnolias and blossom trees decorate the pavements as if there’s been a wedding. When people tell you that Brentham is unique they are being truly honest."

What the Agent says

Life’s Full Of Hard Choices. Like what to take when meeting friends on Denison Ludlow Green? A latte from Oscar’s or a flat white from Cinnamon? Both Pitshanger Lane favourites are close to this fabulous family home in the heart of the idyllic Brentham Garden Suburb.

If you long for a wholesome bygone environment to bring up your family we may have found the next best thing to a time machine. This fantastic Brentham Garden Suburb family home which backs onto Denison Ludlow Green.

Brentham was Britain’s first ‘co-partnership garden suburb’ dating back to 1901. The Arts & Crafts inspired architecture was finally given Conservation Area status in 1969. That ensured the distinctive Edwardian designs and leafy streets were protected for future generations to enjoy.

The conservation area status controls the appearance and upkeep of all properties on the estate. There’s not a Sky dish in sight. Could there be a more idyllic setting to bring up your family?

As expected, the outside of this surprisingly spacious three bedroom mid terrace ticks all the charming period property boxes.

But if you’re expecting to go back in time when you step inside you’ll get a very pleasant surprise. It’s been extended and tastefully modernised from top to bottom, creating a thoroughly 21st century home disguised in an old fashioned package.

The ground floor has a light and bright living room with plenty of period charm, thanks to the wooden flooring and gorgeous traditional fireplace.

The open plan kitchen / diner makes great use of the single storey extension at the rear.

The kitchen manages to feel traditional and welcoming but modern at the same time.

The dining room has bi-fold doors leading out to the secluded rear garden.

Your journey to the end of the 30 ft long mature garden is rewarded with a substantial garage, currently being used as a home office.

The first floor has two double bedrooms and the stylish family bathroom.

The top floor has a further good size double bedroom in the eaves (with substantial eaves storage).

Brentham Garden Suburb is such a sought-after area with families who are looking for a great location, a timeless village feel and a real sense of community spirit.

The location really is hard to beat.

It’s only a short 5 minute walk to the fabulous independent shops and cafés on Pitshanger Lane. Turn left at the top of the street and it’s only a 5 minute walk to Pitshanger Park.

With so much on your doorstep you may not need to venture far, but if you do it’s only a 20 minute walk or a 5 minute bus ride to the big name shops & restaurants at Ealing Broadway.

You can also hop on an Elizabeth Line train here and be whisked to Central London in around 20 minutes or Canary Wharf in less than three quarters of an hour.

As this is a family friendly property it’s good to know that there’s a great selection of top schools nearby.

North Ealing Primary School (rated “Good” by Ofsted) is closest - only a 10 minute walk down Pitshanger Lane. The “Outstanding” Montpelier Primary is only a couple of minutes further away.

Older kids have a choice of “Good” High Schools in nearby Acton and Wembley.

If you prefer independent or fee paying schools, you’re well catered for. There’s a choice of co-ed schools (such as St Benedict’s) or single sex schools (such as Notting Hill & Ealing High School for girls or Durston House for boys) all within walking distance.

This surprisingly spacious family home offers a unique chance to become part of the close-knit Brentham Garden Suburb community.

When families move into the area they tend to love the lifestyle and stay a while! If you pass up this chance to buy the best of old and new you may not get another opportunity for some time.

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