1 bedroom flat to rent

- One-Bedroom First-Floor Maisonette: A stylish and modern living space, perfect for individuals or couples.

- Refurbished: Thoughtfully updated with contemporary finishes for a fresh, move-in-ready home.

- Spacious Separate Living Room: A dedicated area for relaxation and entertainment, offering versatile living space.

- Unfurnished: A blank canvas, ready for you to personalize with your own furnishings and decor. (Working Fridge, induction cooker, oven, microwave, washing machine included)

This immaculate maisonette has been renovated to an exceptional standard and is now available to let. Combining modern finishes with timeless character, the property offers spacious and well-appointed accommodation throughout.

The interior comprises a generously proportioned double bedroom, a stylish bathroom featuring a luxurious rain shower, and a contemporary fitted kitchen with high-quality appliances. The separate reception room benefits from high ceilings and large windows (with built in binds), creating a bright and welcoming space ideal for both relaxation and entertaining.

Located within a quiet and sought-after neighborhood, the property enjoys convenient access to local shops, amenities, and excellent transport links, while being within walking distance of attractive green spaces. The area is also recognised for its strong sense of community, making it an excellent choice for those seeking both comfort and a well-connected lifestyle.

This property would be ideally suited to professional couples or individuals looking for a high-quality home in a peaceful yet well-positioned setting.

Transport and connectivity

Elizabeth line: The area's most significant asset is its connection to the Elizabeth line at West Ealing station. This provides fast and direct train services to central London and Heathrow Airport.

Reduced commuting times: The line has greatly improved journey times for residents. Travel to Liverpool Street, for example, is around 18 minutes from nearby Ealing Broadway, providing a major draw for professionals.

Multiple train lines: In addition to Elizabeth line services, West Ealing station is also served by Great Western Railway, and nearby Ealing Broadway offers connections to the Central, District, and National Rail lines.

Accessible travel: The Crossrail development at West Ealing station

Amenities and lifestyle

Shopping: A mix of independent shops, cafes, and restaurants creates a strong community feel.

Parks and green space: West Ealing boasts several parks, including Lammas Park and Walpole Park, which host events.

Schools: The area has a good reputation for its schools, with several primary schools to choose from.

Community hub: There is a focus on developing West Ealing into a community hub with a mix of leisure, health, and education facilities.

Cultural diversity: The area is known for its diverse population and a wide variety of international restaurants.

Community and development

Strong community: The neighborhood has a strong sense of community, popular with families and young professionals alike.

Green spaces and recreation

Parks and sports: West Ealing and the wider borough are known for their open spaces. Residents can access Ealing's parks, golf clubs, and sports facilities, including

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Local attractions: Nearby attractions include Walpole Park, home to the historic Pitzhanger Manor & Gallery, and the Questors Theatre. Summer festivals, including comedy and jazz events, are hosted in the area's parks

Local Amenities & Shopping

Waitrose, Sainsbury's, and Lidl all within easy reach.

Ealing Broadway nearby for major brands, gyms, restaurants, and cafes.

Local independents, cafes, and eateries along Uxbridge Road and Northfield Avenue add variety and charm. The Saturday market on Leeland Road is a local favourite, offering fresh produce, artisan goods, and a sense of community which has a village-like charm within London