What the owner loves: We wake to the sound of bird song and watch the sunrise over Lammas Park, then enjoy a rainforest shower or long soak in the bath, both with park views from our master en-suite. We get our toddler up and head downstairs into the kitchen / family room where he can play and watch the birds and squirrels in the garden, while we make a morning brew and breakfast. This…among so many other things is why we adore our home. The reason we bought it is its location and high ceilings with 2m high windows. We’re right in front of Lammas Park so we get the colourful views of the trees and the park as the seasons change, as well as tree top views at the back as the area is so leafy. No amount of internal changes could get us that! We’re also about 10-15 min walk to anywhere we want to get to in Ealing: Ealing Broadway station (Elizabeth, Central & District lines), the shopping centre and the cinema is a walk through Walpole park; South Ealing and Northfield stations (Piccadilly line) are a walk through Lammas park; Northfields with its independent shops is at the end of the road and Olde Ealing with its fab coffee shops & pastries is about 7 mins walk. On top of all this - our home is cosy and we love staying in it! We’ve renovated a lot - making changes from rewiring, adding insulation and replumbing, to adding extensions with architectural features and bespoke glazing for even more light - it’s a perfect mix of Edwardian elegance and modern comfort. We hope you will fall in love with our home and its incredible location just as we did. Why We’d Buy It: How long have you got? In all seriousness, where do you start? It’s one of those homes that makes you stop mid-scroll. This stretch of Elers Road, overlooking Lammas Park, is one of the most desirable pockets of Ealing, and this house sits beautifully between everything that makes the area special. You can walk through Walpole Park to reach Ealing Broadway in around 15 minutes, or the other way to Northfields and its brilliant mix of cafés, bakeries and delis. Olde Ealing, with its village pubs and coffee spots, is close enough to make weekends feel like a staycation. Then there’s the house itself. Genuinely, it’s breath-taking, and that’s not a word we use lightly. The quality of finish, the volume of light, and the level of craftsmanship are exceptional. The open plan kitchen and family room is a showstopper: that exposed steel beam and brickwork, the bespoke glazing, and the flow into the garden are pure design joy. Upstairs, the principal suite feels like something from a boutique hotel, complete with marble-effect tiling, ambient lighting, and park views that make early mornings feel indulgent. The upstairs spaces are a dream, with triangular glazing and skylights framing the treetops in every direction. Whether used as bedrooms, offices, studios or playrooms, they’re filled with light and creativity. It’s not just beautiful, it’s brilliantly engineered. With triple-glazed Velux windows, three smart Hive-controlled heating zones, and extensive wall insulation added as recently as 2023, this home is built for modern living as much as for timeless style. The energy efficiency here isn’t theoretical: the current owner's bills average under £150 per month, which is impressive for a house of this age and size. From the bespoke Harvey Jones kitchen and Fisher & Paykel fridge freezer, which accompanies other high-end appliances, to the solid oak London Door Company front door and conservation-grade Roseview sash windows, every detail has been designed to last, not just to look good. There’s off-street parking with a 7kW EV charger, smart lighting, and a landscaped garden with outdoor power and sprinkler system. It’s one of those homes that reminds you what thoughtful design and craftsmanship can achieve when everything is done properly. We’ve seen hundreds of homes in Ealing, but few combine period grace, architectural flair and warmth quite like this.