Substantially remodelled and extended by the current owners, this magnificent, semi-detached family home is located on a highly sought after quiet, tree-lined residential road leading to Lammas Park.

Over three levels of sumptuous living space giving five bedrooms, two bathrooms, separate WC and utility area and well-designed space for family living and entertaining and comes with no onward chain.

As a home, it combines the modern lifestyle and design amenities with style accustomed to its period origins with elegant interior architecture positioned with high quality, modern fixtures and fittings. Double glazing throughout, including double glazed replica front windows.

A substantial programme of updating and refurbishment by the current owners included rewiring the home, adding CAT5e cabling throughout and installing a new heating and plumbing system.

The two traditional reception rooms to the front of the home have been incorporated into one inter-connected room offset by bespoke joinery and parquet flooring.

The open-plan reception room is complimented by a beautiful bespoke Harvey Jones modern kitchen providing a great space for family moments and entertaining. The room has a wet underfloor heating system and is further enhanced by 5 metre wide bi-folding doors that open up to a beautiful south-facing garden.

The rear garden is a newly planted low maintenance, drought tolerant prairie garden inspired by the famed garden designer Piet Oudolf and provides a stunning visual background all year round. The garden includes a climbing frame/ outdoor gym area suitable for children and adults alike, An internal viewing is highly recommended to appreciate how the garden plays such an important visual background to the open-plan reception.

You are located in a quiet residential pocket that has the benefit of being in close proximity to South Ealing station and the locally well-renowned St Mary's Rd. This ensures you are in the heart of an area famed for its independent shops, restaurants, cafes and vibrant local pubs yet still in very close proximity to efficient transport links to central London and Heathrow.

At the end of Clovelly Road, you have Lammas Park, a formal park of some 25 acres in the heart of Ealing which adjoins Walpole Park towards Ealing Broadway/Mattock Lane.

Just a short stroll away, Walpole Park is one of the commonly referred to visitor attractions for Ealing as a Borough. You have a grand, formal park with Pitzhanger Manor at its forefront, built between 1800-1804 by the neo-classical architect, Sir John Soane, for his own use, and the Manor was re-opened in 2019 to the public after a multi-million restoration alongside a wider programme of works to the Park that ensures its focal point as a major local attraction in Ealing.

South Ealing station nearby provides fast and efficient access to the City and also Heathrow. Nearby, Ealing Broadway has the Elizabeth Line and also benefits from two fairly recent commercial and social spheres in The Filmworks and Dickens Yard providing social amenities and fun for all the family.

There are several well-regarded primary schools in the area including Grange, Little Ealing and Mount Carmel.

Ealing Fields High School opened in 2016 as a member of the Twyford Church of England Academies Trust. It was opened as a free school by a group of parents with a strong desire to provide an excellent high school option in South Ealing.

Please contact Go View London, with over 800 online testimonials from satisfied clients and two local offices in Ealing and Acton, for your private appointment to view.