Key Information
Price
£599,950
Property Type
Apartment
Bedrooms
2
Bathrooms
1
EPC Rating
Reference
802730
Property Description
197 Pitshanger Lane is a boutique development of eight thoughtfully designed apartments, set within a bold, architecturally distinctive detached building on a prominent corner position. Designed by Red & White Architects, the scheme is both striking and iconic, combining traditional materials with a clean, contemporary approach.
The design takes clear influence from its surroundings, particularly neighbouring period homes and the wider architectural language of the area, resulting in a building that feels established while still standing out. The façade is defined by strong symmetry, steep gabled rooflines and detailed brickwork, paired with large, well-proportioned windows that maximise natural light throughout.
The apartments feature impressive ceiling heights throughout, engineered oak flooring to the principal living areas and luxury carpets to the bedrooms, creating a finish that feels both contemporary and warm. Kitchens have been individually designed with Leicht cabinetry, quartz worktops, Siemens appliances and instant hot water taps, combining clean design with everyday practicality. Bathrooms are finished with large-format marble-effect tiling and contemporary fittings, while all bedrooms benefit from built-in wardrobes and carefully considered storage.
The location is one of the key strengths of the development. Positioned opposite the Brentham Garden Estate Conservation Area, this pocket of Pitshanger is widely regarded for its village feel and strong sense of community. Pitshanger Lane itself is a well-loved high street, with a mix of independent cafés, bakeries, restaurants and local shops that give the area its character.
The development is surrounded by some of West London’s best green open spaces, with Pitshanger Park just moments away, along with easy access to Cleveland Park, Walpole Park and Ealing Common. For leisure, The Brentham Club is close by, offering tennis, cricket and social facilities, further reinforcing the area’s community-driven appeal.
Ealing Broadway is within easy reach, providing a more bustling town centre with a wide range of shops, restaurants and amenities, as well as excellent transport connections via the Elizabeth Line, Central and District lines. For road users, there is straightforward access to the A40, offering a direct route in and out of Central London.
The design takes clear influence from its surroundings, particularly neighbouring period homes and the wider architectural language of the area, resulting in a building that feels established while still standing out. The façade is defined by strong symmetry, steep gabled rooflines and detailed brickwork, paired with large, well-proportioned windows that maximise natural light throughout.
The apartments feature impressive ceiling heights throughout, engineered oak flooring to the principal living areas and luxury carpets to the bedrooms, creating a finish that feels both contemporary and warm. Kitchens have been individually designed with Leicht cabinetry, quartz worktops, Siemens appliances and instant hot water taps, combining clean design with everyday practicality. Bathrooms are finished with large-format marble-effect tiling and contemporary fittings, while all bedrooms benefit from built-in wardrobes and carefully considered storage.
The location is one of the key strengths of the development. Positioned opposite the Brentham Garden Estate Conservation Area, this pocket of Pitshanger is widely regarded for its village feel and strong sense of community. Pitshanger Lane itself is a well-loved high street, with a mix of independent cafés, bakeries, restaurants and local shops that give the area its character.
The development is surrounded by some of West London’s best green open spaces, with Pitshanger Park just moments away, along with easy access to Cleveland Park, Walpole Park and Ealing Common. For leisure, The Brentham Club is close by, offering tennis, cricket and social facilities, further reinforcing the area’s community-driven appeal.
Ealing Broadway is within easy reach, providing a more bustling town centre with a wide range of shops, restaurants and amenities, as well as excellent transport connections via the Elizabeth Line, Central and District lines. For road users, there is straightforward access to the A40, offering a direct route in and out of Central London.
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Pitshanger Lane, London, W5
