Local life

You can't talk about Ealing without mentioning its leafy streets, but what else does this bustling suburb have to offer the city workers, professionals and families who move here? Aside from being one of the prettiest areas of West London, Ealing is very popular among commuters heading into the City. With a village like feel, local areas Pitshanger and Northfields are popular neighbourhoods, and even have their own thriving high street filled with independent shops, cafes and bars.

Thanks to its diverse community Ealing caters to all tastes and budgets, bringing a mixture of trendy and exciting cafés and restaurants to the streets, and even to its unspoilt parks. Perfect for picnics and the odd festival, you can choose the idyllic combination lifestyle, highlighting the refreshing side of your potential new life in West London. Residents will direct you to their favourite hotspots, such as the collection of local pubs, traditional shops, including greengrocers, bakeries and fishmongers, and not to mention their lovely parks. Despite being surrounded by several busy roads, Ealing has a number of large green spaces providing residents with a link back to nature close to their home. Our branch on Spring Bridge Road is nicely located within a triangle of open parkland that includes Haven Green, Ealing Common and Walpole Park.

For a complete shopping experience, locals head to the Ealing Broadway Shopping Centre, home to several high street stores and leading fashion brands. Other highlights include the PM Gallery and House, Ealing Studios and Questors Theatre. Exciting new developments continue to pop up, adding a touch of luxury to Ealing, as the welcoming town awaits the completion of the highly anticipated Crossrail, linking it to 40 stations across London.