Map & location
Overview
W13 9DA falls within the Walpole ward of West Ealing, a bustling suburban district in the London Borough of Ealing. The immediate streets around this postcode are lined with Edwardian and Victorian terraced houses, characteristic of the area's late-nineteenth and early-twentieth century development. West Ealing's high street, Uxbridge Road, lies close by, offering a broad mix of independent shops, supermarkets, cafés and restaurants reflecting the neighbourhood's diverse community.
The area benefits from its position between Ealing Broadway to the east and Hanwell to the west, making it popular with commuters and families alike. Green spaces including Walpole Park and the open grounds of Ealing Common are within easy reach, while the local street network — including Culmington Road, Northfield Avenue and surroundings — forms a pleasant, walkable residential environment well served by local bus routes.
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
W13 9DA is well connected by London Buses, with frequent services running along Uxbridge Road (A4020) linking West Ealing to central London, Ealing Broadway, Southall and Hounslow. Several bus routes stop within a short walk of this postcode. Cyclists can make use of the relatively flat terrain and local cycle routes connecting towards Ealing Broadway and the River Brent corridor. The area is also accessible by car via the A4020 Uxbridge Road and the North Circular, with street parking available on surrounding residential roads subject to local parking restrictions.
What it's famous for
West Ealing and its Walpole ward are best known for their vibrant, multicultural character, with a strong South Asian community influence particularly visible along the Uxbridge Road corridor and Northfield Avenue. The area is closely associated with Walpole Park — home to the historic Pitzhanger Manor, architect Sir John Soane's former country retreat — and with Ealing's long-standing reputation as a leafy, family-friendly London suburb. West Ealing also has strong community arts and market traditions, with regular events drawing residents from across the borough.
Services & facilities
Provides council tax, planning, waste and social services for the area
Local policing delivered by the Met's Ealing command unit
Fire and rescue cover for West Ealing and surrounding streets
Public library on Northfield Avenue serving the local community
Weekly kerbside collection for refuse, recycling and food waste
Tourist attractions
Victorian park adjoining Pitzhanger Manor, popular for picnics and events
~0.7 miSir John Soane's restored Regency villa and contemporary art gallery
~0.8 miLarge open green space with mature trees on the edge of West Ealing
~1.0 miLocal parade of independent shops, cafés and everyday retailers
~0.3 miGreen corridor along the River Brent towards Hanwell and Southall
~0.9 miMain retail and dining strip along the Uxbridge Road
~0.5 miGPs, pharmacies & dentists
GP surgeries
W139BE · 020 87992525
~350 mW139LL · 02085 679153
~400 mW138AG · 020 89974215
~450 mPharmacies
W139BP · 020 85670958
~150 mW139BP · 02088 406318
~150 mW130SY
~150 mDentists
W130SY
~150 mW138RY
~350 mSource: NHS Organisation Data Service
Schools & universities
The nearest school, St John's Primary School, is ~200 m away.
Community school
~200 mOther independent special school
~300 mCommunity school
~550 mOther independent school
~800 mCommunity school
~800 mSource: Get Information About Schools (DfE)
Businesses & shops
Mix of independent grocers, takeaways and service businesses
Diverse dining along Uxbridge Road reflecting the multicultural community
Several agencies serving the active West Ealing residential property market
Hair salons, beauty therapists and wellness studios on Northfield Avenue
Gyms & leisure
Victorian park with bandstand, café and open lawns
~0.7 miCouncil-run gym, swimming pool and fitness classes
~1.2 miBooks, reading groups and community events on Northfield Avenue
~0.3 miWalking and cycling along the River Brent corridor
~0.9 miFree-entry contemporary gallery in a restored Regency setting
~0.8 miService providers
Fibre and FTTC broadband available across most of W13
Cable broadband and TV available in parts of the West Ealing area
All major UK networks provide 4G and growing 5G coverage in W13
Deliveries handled via Ealing delivery office; postbox collections nearby
Residential & community
Characterful two- and three-storey brick terraces dominate the streetscape
Mid-century and modern flat conversions common along busier roads
Popular with first-time buyers and professional renters given transport links
Tree-lined roads such as Culmington Road offer calm suburban living
Transport
Train & Tube
West Ealing Station
West Ealing
Drayton Green Rail Station
Hanwell
Hanwell Station
Hanwell
Northfields Underground Station
Northfields
Bus stops
Uxbridge Road (A4020) stops
Frequent buses towards Ealing Broadway, Southall and central London
Northfield Avenue stops
Local services connecting West Ealing to Hanwell and Brentford
Culmington Road area stops
Connections to Ealing Common and Acton areas
Cycle hire
Brent River Cycle Route
Off-road cycling path along the River Brent towards Hanwell and Southall
Uxbridge Road Cycle Lane
On-road cycle provision along the main A4020 corridor
Source: NaPTAN (DfT)
EV, defibrillators & more
EV charging
Ealing Council EV Charge Points
On-street electric vehicle chargers installed across the borough
Defibrillators
Community Defibrillators
Publicly accessible AEDs registered at local community and retail premises
Postboxes & Post Office
Northfield Avenue Post Office
Local Post Office counter services on Northfield Avenue
Fuel stations
Local Petrol Stations
Several fuel stations located along the Uxbridge Road corridor
Places of worship
Victorian Anglican church serving West Ealing parish
~0.4 miLocal Church of England congregation in the Walpole area
~0.5 miMajor Sikh gurdwara accessible by bus from West Ealing
~2.5 miLocal mosque serving the Muslim community in the W13 area
~0.6 miSeveral mandirs and Hindu community centres in the broader Ealing area
~1.0 miCrime & safety
Recorded crime here runs about 259% above the national average (244.7 crimes per 1,000 residents per month, police.uk).
693 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
The dominant housing stock, built approximately 1900–1914, with bay windows and original features
Typical of inner-suburban west London, with gardens but limited off-street parking
Many larger Victorian properties converted into two or three self-contained flats
Demographics
Air quality & noise
Road traffic on the A4020 Uxbridge Road is the main local pollution source
Walpole Park, Ealing Common and Brent River Park all within 1 mile
Moderate — residential roads are relatively quiet but Uxbridge Road is busy
Most of W13 is at low risk; properties near the River Brent should check Environment Agency maps
FAQs
Where exactly is the W13 9DA postcode?
W13 9DA is located in West Ealing, within the Walpole ward of the London Borough of Ealing. It sits in a residential area between Northfield Avenue and the Uxbridge Road corridor, roughly midway between Ealing Broadway and Hanwell.
Which council is responsible for W13 9DA?
W13 9DA falls under the jurisdiction of the London Borough of Ealing, which provides services including waste collection, planning, council tax, social care and local libraries.
Which parliamentary constituency does W13 9DA belong to?
W13 9DA is in the Ealing Southall parliamentary constituency, represented at the House of Commons.
What is the W13 9DA area like to live in?
The area is a well-established, multicultural suburban neighbourhood characterised by Victorian and Edwardian terraced houses, quiet residential streets, and good local amenities including shops on Northfield Avenue and nearby green spaces such as Walpole Park.
Are there good schools near W13 9DA?
Several schools serve the W13 9DA area — see the Schools section above for the nearest options, with distances and Ofsted ratings.
What bus routes serve the W13 9DA area?
The Uxbridge Road (A4020), a short walk away, is served by frequent bus routes including the 207, 607 and 83, offering connections to Ealing Broadway, Southall and central London. Local routes along Northfield Avenue include the 195 and E8.
What is the ward for W13 9DA?
W13 9DA falls within the Walpole ward, one of the electoral wards that make up the London Borough of Ealing.
What green spaces are near W13 9DA?
Walpole Park (around 0.7 miles away) is the closest major green space, including Pitzhanger Manor and a café. Ealing Common and the Brent River Park are also within approximately one mile, offering open lawns and riverside walking respectively.
Nearby postcodes
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Useful links
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