Map & location
Overview
W13 9AA is located in West Ealing, within the Walpole ward of the London Borough of Ealing. This part of West Ealing is characterised by Edwardian and Victorian terraced housing on quiet residential streets, set just south of the busy Uxbridge Road (A4020) corridor. The area enjoys a strong community feel, with a mix of long-established residents and newer families drawn by good transport connections and local amenities.
The postcode falls within the Ealing Southall parliamentary constituency and benefits from proximity to West Ealing town centre, with its independent shops, cafés and supermarkets along Broadway. Nearby green spaces such as Lammas Park and the open grounds of Walpole Park in neighbouring Ealing town centre offer residents ample recreational opportunities within easy reach.
Source: HM Land Registry Price Paid
The median sold price here is £775,000, around 14% above the wider W13 district average of £681,667 (HM Land Registry, 679 recent sales).
Getting here
West Ealing is well served by rail and bus. The area sits close to the A4020 Uxbridge Road, a major arterial route linking central London with the western suburbs, and the A406 North Circular Road is accessible to the north. Several bus routes run along Uxbridge Road and surrounding streets, providing frequent connections to Ealing Broadway, Southall, Shepherd's Bush and central London. Cycling infrastructure includes quieter residential streets and the Uxbridge Road cycle lane. West Ealing is compact and largely flat, making walking and cycling practical for local journeys.
What it's famous for
West Ealing has a diverse, multicultural character reflecting Ealing's long history as a destination for communities from South Asia, East Africa and beyond. The area is close to Ealing Studios — one of the world's oldest working film studios, associated with the classic Ealing Comedies — and sits within a borough often dubbed the 'Queen of the Suburbs' for its Victorian civic pride and leafy streets. Walpole Park, a short distance to the east, hosts the popular Ealing Jazz Festival each summer.
Services & facilities
Provides housing, planning, waste and social care services
Public library on Melbourne Avenue, West Ealing
Main council offices on New Broadway, Ealing town centre
Household waste and recycling drop-off point
Tourist attractions
Popular local park with sports pitches and a paddling pool
~0.4 kmHistoric park hosting the annual Ealing Jazz Festival
~1.0 kmWorld-famous working film studio, home of the Ealing Comedies
~1.5 kmLocal high street with independent shops and supermarkets
~0.5 kmRestored Regency villa and contemporary gallery in Walpole Park
~1.1 kmGPs, pharmacies & dentists
GP surgeries
W139LL · 02085 679153
~150 mW139NZ · 020 87995699
~200 mW139NZ · 020 85671121
~200 mPharmacies
W139LL · 02085 679153
~150 mW138AG · 020 89972954
~350 mW139BP · 020 85670958
~500 mDentists
W138QS
~50 mW139AU
~100 mSource: NHS Organisation Data Service
Schools & universities
The nearest school, Insights Independent School, is ~250 m away.
Other independent special school
~250 mCommunity school
~450 mOther independent school
~650 mCommunity school
~650 mOther independent school
~650 mSource: Get Information About Schools (DfE)
Businesses & shops
Mix of independent retailers, restaurants and national chains
Diverse dining including South Asian, Somali and European cuisine
Several agents covering W13 residential sales and lettings
Active production studio attracting creative-sector businesses
Gyms & leisure
Green space with tennis courts, bowling and play areas
~0.4 kmCouncil-run leisure centre with pool and gym facilities
~1.2 kmTraditional pub on Leighton Road, West Ealing
~0.6 kmContemporary arts exhibitions in a restored historic house
~1.1 kmLocal recreational cricket and sports grounds nearby
~0.8 kmService providers
FTTC and full-fibre broadband infrastructure in the area
Cable broadband and TV services available in W13
Good 4G/5G coverage across West Ealing
Water and sewerage provider for West Ealing
Gas and electricity distribution networks serving W13
Residential & community
Predominant housing stock on streets such as Leighton Road and Dorchester Road
Substantial late-Victorian family homes common in Walpole ward
Modern and converted flatted developments near West Ealing Broadway
Well-maintained streets with mature street trees and front gardens
Transport
Train & Tube
West Ealing Station
West Ealing
Drayton Green Rail Station
Hanwell
Ealing Broadway Station
Ealing Broadway
Northfields Underground Station
Northfields
Bus stops
Uxbridge Road stops
Frequent buses towards Ealing Broadway, Southall and Shepherd's Bush
Northfield Avenue / Broadway stops
Local routes serving West Ealing neighbourhood
Cycle hire
Uxbridge Road Cycle Lane
Painted cycle lane along the A4020 towards central London
Quiet residential cycle routes
Network of low-traffic streets suitable for cycling through Walpole ward
Source: NaPTAN (DfT)
EV, defibrillators & more
EV charging
West Ealing on-street EV charging
Ealing Council on-street charge points on residential streets in W13
Defibrillators
West Ealing Broadway (public access defibrillator)
AED registered with the ambulance service on West Ealing high street
Postboxes & Post Office
West Ealing Post Office
Post Office branch on West Ealing Broadway
Fuel stations
Uxbridge Road petrol stations
Several fuel stations along the A4020 Uxbridge Road corridor
Places of worship
Anglican parish church serving West Ealing, on Mattock Lane
~0.7 kmRoman Catholic church on The Grove, Ealing
~1.2 kmLocal mosque serving the Muslim community in West Ealing
~0.5 kmMajor Sikh gurdwara on Lady Margaret Road, Southall
~2.5 kmHindu temple serving the wider Ealing community
~1.5 kmCrime & safety
Recorded crime here runs about 373% above the national average (321.8 crimes per 1,000 residents per month, police.uk).
725 street-level crimes were reported within about a mile of this postcode in April 2026.
Source: data.police.uk. Locations are approximate (anonymised to map points) and cover England, Wales & Northern Ireland.
Area data & demographics
This neighbourhood falls in deprivation decile 2 of 10 (1 = most deprived), among the more deprived areas (Indices of Deprivation).
At the 2021 Census, this neighbourhood (LSOA) had a usual resident population of about 1,445.
Housing & utilities
Area has a mix of owner-occupiers and private renters, with some social housing
Edwardian and Victorian stock dominates; some purpose-built flats near Broadway
W13 attracts families and professionals due to transport links and schools
Demographics
Air quality & noise
Well-used local park with sports facilities within walking distance
Uxbridge Road traffic contributes to local NOx levels; improving under ULEZ
W13 is within the expanded Ultra Low Emission Zone since August 2023
Most of W13 9AA has a low surface-water and river flood risk rating
FAQs
Where exactly is W13 9AA?
W13 9AA is in West Ealing, within the Walpole ward of the London Borough of Ealing, in west London. It sits south of the Uxbridge Road (A4020) and is close to Lammas Park and the West Ealing town centre along Broadway.
Which council is responsible for W13 9AA?
W13 9AA falls under the London Borough of Ealing. The local council provides services including waste collection, planning, housing and social care. The ward is Walpole.
Which parliamentary constituency covers W13 9AA?
W13 9AA is in the Ealing Southall parliamentary constituency.
What are the schools like near W13 9AA?
Several primary and secondary schools serve the W13 9AA area — see the Schools section above for the nearest, with distances and Ofsted ratings.
What is the W13 9AA area like to live in?
West Ealing's Walpole ward is a well-regarded, multicultural residential neighbourhood with Edwardian and Victorian terraced homes, good local shops along Broadway, nearby parks such as Lammas Park, and strong transport connections into central London.
Is W13 9AA inside the London ULEZ?
Yes. W13 9AA is within the expanded Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ), which covers all of Greater London since August 2023. Vehicles that do not meet the emission standards are subject to a daily charge.
What bus routes serve W13 9AA?
Several TfL bus routes run along or near the Uxbridge Road close to W13 9AA, connecting the area to Ealing Broadway, Southall, Shepherd's Bush and central London. Routes 207, 427 and E8 are among those serving the Uxbridge Road corridor.
What green spaces are near W13 9AA?
Lammas Park is the closest green space, roughly 0.4 km away, offering sports pitches, a paddling pool and open lawns. Walpole Park in Ealing town centre is about 1 km away and hosts the annual Ealing Jazz Festival.
Nearby postcodes
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Useful links
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