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Ealing

Ealing

Living in Ealing

Ealing is the third most populous borough in London and the eleventh largest in area, encompassing parts of West London and a small portion of Northwest London. It connects the inner and outer boroughs of London. The administrative centre of Ealing is located on Ealing Broadway. The local government is Ealing London Borough Council. Due to its many parks and tree-lined streets, Ealing has long been known as the “Queen of the Suburbs”; the term was coined in 1902 by Ealing’s borough surveyor, Charles Jones. The tree emblem seen on the Ealing Council logo and Ealing’s coat of arms reflects this.

The borough of Ealing is divided into seven districts: Ealing, Southall, Hanwell, Acton, Northolt, Perivale, and Greenford. As London grew, the area that is now Ealing became predominantly market gardens, but in the 1850s (thanks to the Great Western Railway, which made travel much faster), villages began to grow into towns, and the towns are now merging into unbroken residential areas.

Two branches of the Grand Union Canal run through Ealing, bringing industry to the area. Later, God’s Wonderful Railway followed suit, as did major arterial roads such as the A4 Great West Road and the A40 Western Avenue in the twentieth century. Land prices in London, combined with the relatively low cost of freight transportation, have caused the largest industries to relocate. Today, the most common occupations in Ealing are retail and office.

Our Office

First Central 200, 2 Lakeside Drive, London NW10 7FQ

Live market data

Property Prices

Average Property Price
£761,563
£750 per Square Foot
Price change
+19.5%
In the last 12 months
Price change
+13.7%
In the last 5 years
359 Properties Sold
In the last 12 months

Property prices by type

Detached

Average price
£2,336,804
Price changeLast 12 months
+30.5%
% of Market
8.4%

Semi Detached

Average price
£1,104,990
Price changeLast 12 months
-2.1%
% of Market
15.0%

Terraced

Average price
£836,888
Price changeLast 12 months
-0.9%
% of Market
26.2%

Flats

Average price
£489,885
Price changeLast 12 months
+2.3%
% of Market
50.4%

Rental market average price

Rental values
have changed by
+19.5%
In the last 12 months
How much do houses let for?
£2,705
Per calendar month
How much do flats let for?
£2,051
Per calendar month
What is the average
annual rental yield?
4.84%