Charming 1930s Three-Bedroom Home with Approved Planning Permission for Detached Two-Bedroom Bungalow

Nestled in a sought-after area of W3, this large, delightful, 1930s semi-detached residence seamlessly blends period charm with modern convenience. Boasting three generously sized bedrooms, the property offers spacious living areas including a welcoming front lounge, a versatile rear dining room and a well-appointed kitchen.

A standout feature of this home is the approved planning permission to transform the existing rear garage into a detached, single-storey two-bedroom bungalow. This presents a unique opportunity for potential rental income, a guest house, or accommodation for extended family.

Further benefits that accompany this house is the potential to extend the main house into the loft, the multiple parking spaces, no onward chain.

For further information in regard current approved planning permission – please see

https://pam.ealing.gov.uk/online-applications/applicationDetails.do?keyVal=SJG7KQJMKM400&activeTab=summary

East Acton Lane is a residential tree-lined road that is centrally located for easy access to both Acton Central station (over ground services) and Acton Main Line station a Elizabeth line appointed station and Central Line of East Acton tube station.

Located a short distance from the fashionable Churchfield Rd that provides specialist, well renowned restaurants, great cafes and an art gallery that was a prominent supporter of the large art installation on the corner of Churchfield and Myrtle Rd. There are also local neighbourhood pubs, hairdressers, greengrocers and a general great variety of commercial offerings. Great local schools are another main reason the area is well considered for families moving into the area.

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