4 bed semi-detached house for sale in Argyle Road, Ealing, London, W13
Guide Price £900,000
4 bedrooms
4 bathrooms
3 receptions
1447 sq ft (134 .43 sq m)
Guide Price £900,000
4 bed semi-detached house for sale in Argyle Road, Ealing, London, W13 (ref: 978880)
ShortlistKey Features
- Buyer information pack available
- Secure with reservation or deposit agreement
- Three bedroom semi-detached family home
- Overlooking Pitshanger Park and Scotch Common
- West-facing rear garden measuring approx. 56ft
- Two reception rooms plus separate utility room
- Garage plus driveway parking for up to three cars
- Approx. 1,500 sq ft total floor area including garage
- Accommodation arranged over two floors
- Walking distance to West Ealing Elizabeth Line
- Excellent local school catchment
- Freehold with no onward chain
What the owner loves:
We loved the location from the 1st time we walked through Pitshanger Park which is right opposite - just across from the allotments and gastro pub and nr Trailfinder Rugby and Social Club, easy walking to cafes/ shops in Pitshanger. Lovely neighbourhood and only 15min walk to the Elizabeth Line Tube Station in West Ealing. We loved using Gurnell when our children were younger but now with the new leisure centre about to be constructed it’s an ideal time to pass this lovely home to a new family to discover.
Why We’d Buy It
Houses opposite proper green space always feel different. Lighter, calmer and somehow just easier to live in. And when that green space happens to be Pitshanger Park, one of Ealing’s best-loved open spaces, it becomes pretty easy to understand why homes here rarely come up.
This is a proper 1920s semi in all the right ways. Wide entrance hall, generous room proportions, decent ceiling heights and enough separation between spaces that family life doesn’t feel like everyone living on top of one another.
The front reception room enjoys lovely open views towards the park, while the separate dining room creates a more sociable heart to the house. The kitchen and utility arrangement also works well for real life, especially for busy families juggling school bags, muddy football kits and the weekly food shop.
The west-facing garden is another huge plus. Afternoon and evening sun makes a massive difference to how a garden actually gets used, particularly in the warmer months. Add in the garage and driveway parking for up to three cars and you’ve got the sort of practical setup buyers are increasingly struggling to find in W13.
We also think this house strikes a good balance between move-in ready and future potential. You could absolutely enjoy it from day one, but there’s still scope over time for someone to make it their own and add value in a sensible, long-term way.
And then there’s the location itself. Pitshanger remains one of those pockets of Ealing people quietly compete to stay in. Great parks, strong schools, excellent transport links and a proper neighbourhood feel, without trying too hard to tell everyone about it.
We loved the location from the 1st time we walked through Pitshanger Park which is right opposite - just across from the allotments and gastro pub and nr Trailfinder Rugby and Social Club, easy walking to cafes/ shops in Pitshanger. Lovely neighbourhood and only 15min walk to the Elizabeth Line Tube Station in West Ealing. We loved using Gurnell when our children were younger but now with the new leisure centre about to be constructed it’s an ideal time to pass this lovely home to a new family to discover.
Why We’d Buy It
Houses opposite proper green space always feel different. Lighter, calmer and somehow just easier to live in. And when that green space happens to be Pitshanger Park, one of Ealing’s best-loved open spaces, it becomes pretty easy to understand why homes here rarely come up.
This is a proper 1920s semi in all the right ways. Wide entrance hall, generous room proportions, decent ceiling heights and enough separation between spaces that family life doesn’t feel like everyone living on top of one another.
The front reception room enjoys lovely open views towards the park, while the separate dining room creates a more sociable heart to the house. The kitchen and utility arrangement also works well for real life, especially for busy families juggling school bags, muddy football kits and the weekly food shop.
The west-facing garden is another huge plus. Afternoon and evening sun makes a massive difference to how a garden actually gets used, particularly in the warmer months. Add in the garage and driveway parking for up to three cars and you’ve got the sort of practical setup buyers are increasingly struggling to find in W13.
We also think this house strikes a good balance between move-in ready and future potential. You could absolutely enjoy it from day one, but there’s still scope over time for someone to make it their own and add value in a sensible, long-term way.
And then there’s the location itself. Pitshanger remains one of those pockets of Ealing people quietly compete to stay in. Great parks, strong schools, excellent transport links and a proper neighbourhood feel, without trying too hard to tell everyone about it.
Further Details
- Status: Available
- Size: 1447 sq ft (134 .43 sq m)
- Council tax band: E
- Council Tax Amount: £2614
- Tenure: Freehold
- Parking Spaces: Driveway, Garage, Off Street, On Street, Permit, Residents
- Outside Spaces: Back Garden, Enclosed Garden, Private Garden, Rear Garden
- Reference: 978880
What else you need to know
Utility supply, rights and restrictions
- Utility supply
- Electricity supply: Mains supply
- Heating supply: Central, double glazing, gas
- Sewerage: Mains supply
- Water supply: Mains supply
- Other information
- Accessibility: Not suitable for wheelchair users
- Has gas: Yes
- Property age bracket: 1920 to 1930
