Ealing.
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Ealing is one of west London’s largest residential boroughs and contains some of the capital’s most varied property stock — Edwardian and Art Deco terraces in Acton and Ealing itself, Victorian stock in Hanwell and Northfields, post-war and 1960s estates in Southall, and a significant volume of post-2015 new-build apartments around West Ealing and along the Crossrail corridor.

We buy across all Ealing postcodes. Crossrail-era apartment sales, landlord exits, probate, and chain-break rescues are our most common enquiries here.

The kinds of Ealing property we buy

Edwardian terraces in Acton, Chiswick edge, and Ealing Broadway

The W3/W5 terrace belt. Mostly strong open-market; we’re relevant on chain breaks and probate.

Art Deco and 1930s semis in Hanger Lane, Park Royal, and Northolt

A distinctive sub-market. We buy these as we find them — including where updates and structural changes are needed.

West Ealing and Southall new-build apartments

Crossrail-era stock along the Elizabeth Line corridor. Some blocks with cladding concerns; most fully mortgageable.

Southall terraces and semis

The UB1/UB2 terrace and semi-detached stock, with a strong community and HMO character. Many tenanted properties as landlords exit.

Tenanted property across the whole borough

Ealing has one of west London’s deepest small-landlord markets. Renters’ Rights Act and Section 24 pressures driving exits. See landlord exit guide.

How much we offer

Ealing offers typically sit between 85% and 92% of full open-market value. Standard freehold terraces in W5 Ealing Broadway or W3 Acton Central near the top; cladding-affected West Ealing apartments, HMOs with licensing complications, or slower-moving UB postcodes lower.

Ealing postcodes covered — W3 (Acton), W5 (Ealing), W7 (Hanwell), W13 (West Ealing), UB1 (Southall), UB2 (Southall/Norwood Green), UB5 (Northolt), UB6 (Greenford).

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