London, W7 3JG

OPEN DAY – Monday 14th September, 2:00pm–4:00pm Don’t miss the opportunity to view this property at our Open Day. Contact Anthony today to book your viewing and discover everything this wonderful home has to offer. A substantial four-bedroom Edwardian end-of-terrace family home, offering approximately 1,400 sq ft of accommodation, a south-facing garden and a particularly convenient Hanwell Village location. What makes this house stand out? The combination of space, location and layout. Arranged over three floors, the house provides four well-proportioned bedrooms, two bathrooms and downstairs toilet and generous living space. Its end-of-terrace position also gives the property a greater sense of separation and privacy. Period details, including bay windows, ceiling mouldings and a feature fireplace, sit comfortably alongside the modern kitchen and bathrooms. The house has also been neutrally decorated, creating a bright and welcoming feel throughout. How does the ground floor work? The front reception and adjoining dining room have been opened up to create an impressive living and entertaining space. Engineered wood flooring runs through both areas, while the large front bay window brings plenty of natural light into the room. The reception also retains a feature gas fire, providing an attractive focal point. At the rear is a well-proportioned kitchen with quartz worktops, plentiful storage, a large rooflight and tiled flooring with underfloor heating. Doors open directly onto the rear garden, while the freestanding washing machine and tumble dryer are intended to be included within the sale. What about the bedrooms? There are four well-proportioned bedrooms arranged across the upper two floors. Three bedrooms are located on the first floor, together with the family bathroom, which also benefits from underfloor heating. The generous front bedroom has a bay window and feature fireplace, while the remaining rooms provide flexibility for children, guests or anyone needing a dedicated home office. The principal bedroom occupies the top floor and measures approximately 16'11" x 16'2". It benefits from eaves storage, French doors opening onto a Juliet balcony and its own en-suite bathroom, complete with a freestanding roll-top bath and separate shower. Is there outside space? Yes. The private, south-facing rear garden measures approximately 28 feet by 17 feet. It is walled and pleasantly secluded, with mature planting and a paved area offering plenty of room for outdoor seating and entertaining. What will remain at the property? The seller intends to include the freestanding washing machine and tumble dryer, the steel bicycle store in the front garden and the storage unit in the rear garden. These inclusions will be confirmed through the fixtures and fittings documentation during the conveyancing process. Where is the house located? Laurel Gardens is a residential road positioned within the popular Hanwell Village area. Hanwell station is approximately a five-minute walk away and provides Elizabeth line services through central London, including Paddington, Bond Street, Tottenham Court Road, Farringdon, Liverpool Street and Canary Wharf. Services also run west towards Heathrow, making the location particularly practical for commuters and frequent travellers. Ealing Hospital is also within walking distance, which may be especially convenient for anyone working there. The Uxbridge Road and Hanwell Broadway offer a good selection of everyday shops, cafés and restaurants, together with regular bus services towards Ealing Broadway, White City, Uxbridge, Hounslow and the surrounding areas. For green space, Brent Lodge Park—better known locally as the Bunny Park—is nearby, together with walks along the Grand Union Canal. The area is also popular with families due to its selection of local schools. Nearby options include St Joseph’s Catholic Primary School, Hobbayne Primary School and Drayton Manor High School. Buyers should check current admissions criteria and catchment areas directly with the relevant school or local authority. Anything else worth knowing? The loft conversion and wider refurbishment—including the kitchen, bathrooms and boiler—were completed in 2014. The boiler has been serviced annually, including during 2026, and a satisfactory electrical installation condition report (EICR) was carried out earlier this year. Supporting documentation is available. Please note: selected photographs have been digitally staged. The furnishings shown are for illustrative purposes only.