Location

Set back from the main thoroughfare of The Mall, which connects Ealing Broadway and Ealing Common, the homes are hidden from public view for enhanced privacy and tranquility.

Access to the Elizabeth Line (Crossrail)
o 8 minutes to Paddington
o 11 minutes to Bond Street
o 14 minutes to Heathrow
o 25 minutes to Canary Wharf

Also access to District Line, Central Line and TFL Rail via Ealing Broadway.

Description

Discover the final opportunity in this exclusive development – a stunning two-bedroom, one-bathroom apartment in the heart of Ealing. This home boasts excellent zoned living spaces, with a kitchen and living room that flow seamlessly into a private outdoor terrace, perfect for relaxing or entertaining. The apartment also features dedicated storage space in the entrance hall and two spacious bedrooms with access to a generous bathroom, complete with a shower over the bath.

Nestled in the vibrant and desirable area of Ealing, this apartment offers the perfect blend of urban convenience and suburban tranquility. Ealing is renowned for its leafy streets, excellent schools, and a thriving community atmosphere. With an array of shops, restaurants, and parks just a stone's throw away, you'll have everything you need right at your doorstep.

Don't miss out on this rare opportunity to own the last available apartment in this sought-after development. Enquire today to secure your dream home in one of London's most coveted neighborhoods.

Ealing has long been loved for its leafy streets, charming Victorian architecture and high concentration of parks and green spaces, In recent years the area's appeal has been by the opening of new eateries, high-end shopping districts and the arrival of the new Elizabeth Line at Ealing Broadway, making Forty Five, The Mall just three stops from Bond Street in the West End.

Location
Access to the Elizabeth Line (Crossrail), approximately 300 metres away. The Elizabeth Line provides access to :
• 11 minutes to Bond Street
• 15 minutes to Heathrow
• 18 minutes to Liverpool Street
• 25 minutes to Canary Wharf
*All travel times approximate and calculated via TFL & Google Maps.

For culture, the borough has local galleries and museums, a theatre, community film clubs and venues hosting live music. In previous years, Ealing's film identity has suffered the loss of its many cinemas. But that will soon change with the arrival of a major new eight-screen, 1,000-seat Picturehouse cinema at the former Empire Cinema. Ealing Broadway also benefits from a new wave of co-working spaces for freelancers and the self-employed.

Residents of Ealing agree that the wealth of green space is one of its greatest draws. Ealing Common and the beautiful Walpole Park are right on our doorstep, while Lammas Park, Gunnersbury Park, Pitshanger Park and the picturesque Victorian South Ealing Cemetery are all within easy walking distance. For longer weekend strolls, Kew Gardens is an hour away by foot, taking in views over the Thames.

For weekend leisure, there are numerous golf clubs nearby, while Brent Valley Park and Boston Manor Park both have nature trails, conservation areas and tranquil river routes that feel a world away from the bustle of London. The neoclassical home and gardens at The National Trust's Osterley Park and House are perfect for dog-walking and pre-Sunday roast walks. London Borough of Ealing also boasts a high number of excellent nurseries, primary and secondary state and independent schools reported Outstanding and Good by Ofsted.