Just moments from the West End but surrounded by acres of parkland in a neighbourhood rich in culture and history, Ealing mixes the buzz of London with the calm of village life.

The Warwick takes its place in one of Ealing’s most atmospheric and leafy corners, surrounded by family-run restaurants, inventive cafés and neighbourhood pubs, where it’s easy to feel at home.

Standing out while blending in, The Warwick responds to the surrounding Victorian architecture and the modernist design of the University of West London, situated opposite. The 21 apartments and five mews houses, with private gardens, balconies or shared green space, have been designed by AWW Architects to provide the best of stylish contemporary living with the low-key ambience of a small boutique development.

Where old West London meets new, Ealing effortlessly blends heritage and invention. Neighbourhood gastropubs and park-side cafés nestle beside Brooklyn-style coffee shops and small-plate eateries, while yoga studios bring the Yin to the Yang of the Gymbox studios. The stores of Soho and Covent Garden are now only a short hop away on the Elizabeth line, but the big-name brands on the bustling Broadway bring it all even closer. When it comes to unwinding, the options are endless, with more parks and green space than any other London borough and a vibrant and eclectic cultural scene to explore.

Step outside The Warwick to discover a proudly independent and resolutely local neighbourhood. From cafés that make an art of the cupcake to homely Korean restaurants and handmade jewellery boutiques.

Your days might begin with a 5k run around Walpole Park or a cycle loop to Brent Valley Park, exploring the surrounding areas along the way, before refuelling at one of the many cafés or brunch spots. History meets culture at Walpole Park’s Grade I-listed Pitzhanger Manor and Gallery. Here, artists such as Grayson Perry exhibit in the 19th-century home of Sir John Soane, one of Britain’s greatest architects.

A summertime cultural hub, Walpole Park is also home to the Ealing Jazz Festival. Discover why the UK jazz scene has become a global sensation while sitting back with a picnic. With the arrival of the Ealing Project and eight-screen Picturehouse, W5 now has the cinemas to match its rich history in film, which unfolds at the nearby Ealing Studios.

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