Welcome to Trafalgar House in Dickens Yard. A smart one bedroom apartment right in the centre of Ealing. Dickens Yard is one of Ealing’s most recognisable residential destinations. It blends modern apartments with cafés, restaurants, and landscaped courtyards, all moments from the high street and station. Living here means everything is on your doorstep, without sacrificing comfort or security.
Is Dickens Yard a good place to live?
Yes, particularly for people who want convenience and energy. Dickens Yard appeals to buyers who enjoy having shops, coffee spots, restaurants, and gyms within a few minutes walk. It feels lively and social, while the apartments themselves remain calm and well managed.
Who would love this apartment suit?
It is ideal for first time buyers and professionals. This is a low maintenance, easy to live in home with strong long term appeal. It also works well as a London base for someone commuting regularly or working locally in West London.
What is the apartment like inside?
The apartment is bright, modern, and well laid out. The open plan living space combines the reception area with a contemporary fitted kitchen, creating a sociable and flexible layout. Large windows bring in good natural light, giving the space a clean and airy feel. The double bedroom is well proportioned, and the bathroom is modern and neatly finished, matching the overall style of the apartment.
How convenient is the location?
This is where the apartment really stands out. Ealing Broadway station is moments away, offering Elizabeth, Central, and District line services. Ealing Broadway’s shops, cafés, restaurants, and amenities are all immediately accessible, making day to day life effortless. You also benefit from secure entry, modern communal areas, and nearby green spaces when you want a break from the buzz.
Key details.
EPC rating B
Council Tax Band D
Service charge £3770 per year
Lease with 117 years remaining
Get in touch and arrange your viewing with Anthony!
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