What the owner loves ;

To me, Queen Anne’s Grove is more than just a street. Its location, being a quiet cul-de-sac and having a caring, social community make this the perfect place to raise a family and make some life long friends and memories. From the moment I found this house, over 40 years ago, I quickly realised it was something quite special. My daughters and I love this home very much and it has been a very difficult decision for us to put it on the market but we feel it’s now time for another family to enjoy it as much as we have.

With Ealing Broadway centre only a 12 minute walk from the house, I regularly take a stroll to enjoy the local shopping amenities or meet friends for coffee or if the mood takes, hop on the tube or Elizabeth Line and head into the City. Location is excellent- not just for heading into London but also getting to Heathrow or onto the M4.

The ground floor of the home is such a great entertaining space - the open-plan dining space opens out onto a mature and well kept South facing garden and is where I spend most of my time during the day; leaving the living room as a cosy retreat in the evenings.

In recent years I have used the top floor of my home for AirBnB, with it being designed as a self contained space, but this floor could easily be turned into a master suite complete with walk-in-wardrobe and en-suite.

For those looking for their ‘forever home’ - I’m sure you will love it here as much as we have. My girls loved growing up in ‘The Square’ playing out on their bikes and roller skates all summer long with the other children in the road whilst waiting for the ice cream van to visit! Little changes in 40 years… and as new generations of neighbours move in and make their home here, QAG continues to see new friendships forging, new children playing in the road and many more happy memories being made…

What the agent says:

Do you long for a time when everyone knew their neighbours names and there was always the sound of children laughing and playing in the street? If so, you don’t need a time machine, you just need to move to Queen Anne’s Grove.

Queen Anne’s Grove is a quiet tree-lined cul-de-sac.

The outside of this substantial semi is 100% Tudor Revival. But inside it’s been tastefully updated so it makes the most of its charming period features and is thoroughly modern where it matters most.

Your family will all love the spacious kitchen/diner, which is without doubt the social hub of the home.

It’s been formed by opening up the kitchen and dining room to create a fantastic space for cooking, eating and relaxing together.

It’s a versatile room with space for a large dining table and and breakfast bar for grabbing a quick bite on the go.

There’s a sliding patio door from the dining room to a substantial covered seating area so you can make the most of the sun trap south-facing back garden.

If the rear of the house is where everyone gets together, the lounge at the front of the house is somewhere to relax and unwind.

The lounge is pretty huge, light flooding in through the bay window and a wood-burning stove adding to the period charm.

Elsewhere, there’s a downstairs WC and a handy utility room giving access to the built in single garage/storage.

On the first floor, there’s two double bedrooms - one with an ensuite bathroom and the other with a walk-in-wardrobe. There’s also a single bedroom and a stylish family bathroom.

The second floor is something special. It could be perfect as a superb master suite, thanks to the two bedrooms, shower room and reception room with kitchenette.

But the layout also lends itself to being used as a versatile self contained annexe. It would be ideal as a home within a home for an independent teenager, a lodger or as a popular Airbnb rental.

If you have a car, there's no need to worry about fighting for a space or parallel parking - there’s off-street parking for a couple of cars in front of the house.

But if you don’t have a car you’re about 12 minutes walk from the bustling Ealing Broadway.

You could catch the tube from here/ Elizabeth line, but South Ealing is closest. Here you can hop onto a Piccadilly Line train which will get you to the west end or Heathrow Airport in no time at all.

If you love green space, you’re perfectly positioned between Walpole Park, Gunnersbury Park, Lammas Park and Ealing Common, all just a short walk away.

Given it’s such a family-friendly property, you will have a choice of fantastic local schools for juniors as well as secondary.

This fantastic family home gives you the best of both worlds.

It features the large rooms that come with a traditional family home but with a modern layout and a high-quality finish throughout.

And it allows you to live a bygone-era lifestyle but still have the very best of West London on your doorstep.

We’re expecting plenty of interest. Call us on[use Contact Agent Button] to arrange a viewing.

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