Mattock Lane, W5

A large one bedroom, recently decorated, first floor apartment in this grand period building, situated on the highly desirable Mattock Lane adjacent to the 28 acre Walpole Park. the property comes with a private garage, 936 years on the lease and no onward chain

A large one bedroom, recently decorated, first floor apartment in this grand period building, situated on the highly desirable Mattock Lane adjacent to the 28 acre Walpole Park. the property comes with a private garage, 936 years on the lease and no onward chainThe apartment boasts a large eat in kitchen, separate reception, good sized double bedroom in excellent condition, off-street parking. private garage and communal gardens making this a desirable central Ealing address ready to take full advantage of the new 'Filmwork' scheme at the tip of Mattock Lane leading into Ealing Broadway, and the town centre's general redevelopment.The home is situated in a popular residential enclave in close proximity to Walpole Park and Lammas Park. Walpole Park is 28 acres and has recently undergone major multi-million-pound renovation and landscape improvements with the restoration of Pitshanger Manor House and Gallery a centre-piece in the park's improvements alongside the introduction of two new restaurants towards the St Mary's Rd/Ealing Studio side of the park.The landscape of Ealing's town centre is also being transformed currently with the completion of the Dicken's Yard commercial sphere and eagerly anticipated 'Filmwork' scheme that will provide an eight-screen cinema, both by the renowned developer St George, part of the Berkeley Group.For commuting into the City, you are in very close proximity to Ealing Broadway station. A station that provides current access through Central, District lines to the centre of London in addition to overground services to Paddington and also the Heathrow.The Station is a 'Crossrail' appointed station which is serving the new 'Elizabeth Line'. This will ensure fast and convenient access to Bond St and Canary Wharf amongst other stops while in the comfort of a large carriage carrying double the number of commuters of a normal tube carriage. According to Transport for London, journey times from the station to Bond St will be 11 mins after the introduction of 'Crossrail'.Please contact Go View London, with over 800 reviews from satisfied clients and two local offices in Ealing and Acton, for your appointment to view.