Substantial detached Victorian family house film location in Ealing, West London, combining traditional period architecture with spacious contemporary living areas, colourful interiors and a landscaped rear garden.
The brick-built property has the character of a large Victorian family residence, with pitched rooflines, decorative brick detailing and generous internal proportions. Traditional architectural features include high ceilings, decorative cornicing, fireplaces and tall windows, providing an elegant backdrop for residential filming and photography.
The house offers a varied collection of reception rooms, including a characterful sitting room with rich terracotta-red walls, an ornate fireplace and decorative ceiling detailing. A separate study provides another traditional setting, while the contrasting room colours and finishes create considerable variety throughout the property.
Towards the rear, the house opens into a spacious contemporary kitchen, dining and family area. The open-plan arrangement features timber flooring, a large central kitchen island, grey cabinetry and a striking orange splashback. A pitched ceiling and rooflights introduce additional natural light, while glazed doors connect the living space to the garden.
The upper floors offer a range of adult and children's bedrooms with individual decorative schemes, including pink-painted rooms and a four-poster bed setting. Additional attic rooms provide further residential backdrops, while the bathrooms include a distinctive freestanding roll-top bath.
Outside, the landscaped rear garden features a lawn, established planting, patio areas and a timber pergola with outdoor dining space. A separate contemporary timber-clad summer house, with glazed doors and its own small deck, provides an additional garden setting.
The combination of Victorian architectural character, generous family accommodation, contrasting interior styles and varied garden spaces makes this West London property a versatile location for film, television, commercials and photographic productions.
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