The houses at Provender Mews boast bright and airy open plan living areas with bi-fold doors into private garden areas, with character to the upper floors being added with vaulted ceilings. Each of the bespoke open plan kitchens come with fully integrated Bosch appliances and Corian worktops with integral Corian sink. Engineered timber floors have been incorporated throughout the ground floor, with the stairs and first floors benefitting from fully fitted carpets. In selected homes, on the first floor, the principal bedroom has an en-suite bathroom and fully fitted floor to ceiling wardrobes. The homes have been built with sustainability of the forefront of the design with air-source heat pumps and MVHR in each home. BT fibre broadband and Virgin cable infrastructure has also been installed to each house.
The development has parking available to purchase, and EV charging points installed. Selected homes boast external secure storage facilities.

Situation

Located in the London Borough of Ealing, Hanwell is a charming district that offers an attractive blend of urban living and suburban tranquillity. Located near to Hanwell Station and the Elizabeth Line which offers super-fast journey times directly into London’s West End or Heathrow Airport making it an ideal location for commuters. The area offers a variety of local amenities, including shops, restaurants, and schools, making it an ideal place for families and professionals alike. There are many schools in Hanwell which have been regarded ‘good’ or ‘outstanding’ by Ofsted. Primary schools include St Marks, St Josephs and Oaklands while secondary school pupils are well catered for at Elthorne Park High School and Drayton Manor High School – a fantastic selection for families living in the area. Hanwell is renowned for its strong sense of community. It hosts numerous local events and festivals throughout the year, fostering a warm, neighbourly atmosphere. The area boasts a wealth of green spaces, including the Brent River Park and Elthorne Park, offering residents a respite from city life and ample opportunities for outdoor activities. With its rich history, Hanwell is home to several heritage sites and landmarks such as the Hanwell Flight of Locks, Three Bridges and the Wharncliffe Viaduct, adding a distinct character to the area.

The development is located a short walk from Hanwell Station where you will find the Elizabeth Line. This high-speed service allows passengers to travel into central London and to Heathrow every 15 minutes during peak times.

Hanwell also offers an excellent bus service that runs 24 hours a day, with the closest bus station a few steps from your front door at Provender Mews.

Additional Information

London Borough of Ealing