Map & location
Overview
W13 9BP is located in West Ealing, within the Walpole ward of the London Borough of Ealing. This part of West Ealing is characterised by solid Edwardian and Victorian terraced housing along tree-lined streets, sitting to the south of the busy West Ealing commercial centre. The area benefits from good access to green spaces, including Lammas Park and Walpole Park just to the east, making it popular with families and professionals alike.
The neighbourhood blends a multicultural community with traditional suburban character. Uxbridge Road and The Broadway nearby provide a broad range of independent shops, supermarkets, cafés and restaurants. West Ealing has seen investment in recent years, with a growing café culture and a mix of long-established residents and newer arrivals drawn by relatively good value for inner west London.
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 public transport, with rail and Elizabeth line services providing fast connections into central London and out towards Reading and Heathrow. Several bus routes operate along Uxbridge Road and surrounding streets, linking the area to Ealing Broadway, Southall, Hanwell and beyond. The local road network connects easily to the A40 (Western Avenue) and the North Circular, while cyclists can use quieter residential streets and the Ealing Cycle Network to reach neighbouring areas.
What it's famous for
West Ealing and the wider Ealing area is often called the Queen of the Suburbs, a nickname reflecting its grand Victorian and Edwardian heritage. The area is home to Walpole Park, whose centrepiece is Pitzhanger Manor, the country retreat of architect Sir John Soane, now restored as a gallery and heritage attraction. Ealing has a proud cinema and arts history — Ealing Studios, one of the world's oldest working film studios, is a short distance away and gave its name to the beloved Ealing Comedies of the 1940s and 50s.
Services & facilities
Provides housing, planning, waste and social services for the area
Policing for West Ealing and surrounding Ealing wards
Fire and rescue cover for West Ealing and Hanwell
Public library on Dickens Yard Road serving the local community
Main council offices on New Broadway, Ealing
Tourist attractions
Attractive public park with sports facilities and open green space
~0.4 kmSir John Soane's restored manor house, now a contemporary gallery
~1.2 kmMature Victorian park adjacent to Pitzhanger Manor
~1.1 kmHigh street with supermarkets, independent shops and cafés
~0.5 kmWorld-famous historic film studio, still active today
~2.0 kmGPs, pharmacies & dentists
GP surgeries
W139BE · 020 87992525
~200 mW139LL · 02085 679153
~550 mW138AG · 020 89974215
~600 mPharmacies
W139BP · 020 85670958
~50 mW139BP · 02088 406318
~50 mW130SY
~50 mDentists
W130SY
~50 mW138RY
~450 mSource: NHS Organisation Data Service
Schools & universities
The nearest school, St John's Primary School, is ~250 m away.
Community school
~250 mOther independent special school
~450 mCommunity school
~600 mCommunity school
~700 mOther independent school
~850 mSource: Get Information About Schools (DfE)
Businesses & shops
Mixed high street with national chains and independent retailers
Diverse independent eateries reflecting the area's multicultural community
Accountancy, legal and letting agencies serving local residents and businesses
Several agents active along Uxbridge Road and West Ealing Broadway
Gyms & leisure
Open parkland with a children's play area and sports pitches
~0.4 kmLarge council-run swimming pool and gym facility in Ealing
~1.5 kmRotating contemporary art exhibitions in a historic setting
~1.2 kmTraditional and gastropubs within easy walking distance
~0.5 kmCommunity group running local events and supporting residents
~0.3 kmService providers
Full-fibre and FTTC broadband infrastructure serving this postcode
Cable broadband available in parts of West Ealing
Water and sewerage provider for the London Borough of Ealing
Gas distribution network serving West Ealing
Electricity distribution for Greater London including this postcode
Residential & community
Predominant housing type; two- and three-storey brick-built family homes
Converted and purpose-built flats common in and around the Broadway
Blend of owner-occupied, privately rented and social housing
Quieter streets south of the Broadway with mature street trees
Some recent flat conversions and small infill developments in the ward
Transport
Train & Tube
West Ealing Station
West Ealing
Drayton Green Rail Station
Hanwell
Hanwell Station
Hanwell
Northfields Underground Station
Northfields
Bus stops
Uxbridge Road stops
Frequent eastbound and westbound buses along Uxbridge Road
West Ealing Broadway stop
Local bus services connecting West Ealing to Southall and Ealing Broadway
Cycle hire
Ealing Cycle Network
Signed cycle routes through residential streets towards Ealing Broadway and Hanwell
Quietway — Brentham & Pitzhanger route
Low-traffic cycling corridor linking West Ealing to surrounding parks
Source: NaPTAN (DfT)
EV, defibrillators & more
EV charging
West Ealing on-street EV charging
Pod Point and ubitricity chargers on nearby residential streets
Defibrillators
West Ealing Broadway AED
Public-access defibrillator located near local retail premises
Postboxes & Post Office
West Ealing Post Office
Full-service Post Office branch on or near The Broadway
Fuel stations
Uxbridge Road petrol station
Petrol and diesel station on Uxbridge Road
Places of worship
Church of England parish church serving Walpole ward
~0.5 kmLarge CofE church with active community programme
~1.2 kmMosque and Islamic centre serving Ealing's Muslim community
~1.0 kmMajor Sikh gurdwara accessible by bus from West Ealing
~3.5 kmHindu place of worship within the broader Ealing area
~1.5 kmCrime & safety
Recorded crime here runs about 259% above the national average (244.7 crimes per 1,000 residents per month, police.uk).
676 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 5 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 1,827.
Housing & utilities
Victorian and Edwardian terraces dominate the Walpole ward streetscape
Typical of inner west London suburbs with limited new greenfield land
Estimated roughly equal split between owners and renters in this ward
Demographics
Air quality & noise
Two public parks within 1.5 km providing green relief in a suburban setting
Uxbridge Road traffic contributes to NO₂ levels; side streets are better
Quiet residential streets contrast with busier Uxbridge Road corridor
This part of West Ealing has generally low surface-water flood risk
FAQs
Where exactly is the W13 9BP postcode?
W13 9BP is in West Ealing, within the Walpole ward of the London Borough of Ealing, in west London. It sits south of West Ealing Broadway, close to Lammas Park.
Which council is responsible for W13 9BP?
The London Borough of Ealing is the local authority. Council services including bins, planning and housing are managed from the Civic Centre on New Broadway, Ealing.
Which parliamentary constituency does W13 9BP fall in?
W13 9BP is within the Ealing Southall parliamentary constituency.
What is the W13 9BP area like to live in?
West Ealing is a diverse, well-connected suburban neighbourhood. The area offers Victorian terraced housing, good green spaces like Lammas Park, a lively high street and a strong sense of community, popular with families and commuters.
Are there schools near W13 9BP?
Several primary and secondary schools serve the W13 9BP area — see the Schools section above for the nearest options with distances and Ofsted ratings.
What transport links are available near W13 9BP?
The area is well served by bus routes along Uxbridge Road and the Broadway. Rail and Elizabeth line services are nearby, providing fast links into central London and towards Heathrow and Reading.
What green spaces are near W13 9BP?
Lammas Park is the closest green space, approximately 0.4 km away, offering open parkland and sports facilities. Walpole Park, home to Pitzhanger Manor, is about 1.1 km to the east.
What is W13 9BP close to that makes it popular?
Its proximity to West Ealing Broadway shops and cafés, Lammas and Walpole parks, easy Elizabeth line access and relatively spacious Edwardian housing stock make this a popular residential pocket of west London.
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Useful links
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