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W13 9HH — West Ealing

W13 9HH sits in the Walpole ward of West Ealing, a well-connected residential neighbourhood in the London Borough of Ealing.

Crime High 259% above avg
Median price £775k 14% above W13
Schools Nearby 8 within 6 km
Deprivation Decile 5 more deprived

Key facts

Local authority
Ealing
Ward
Walpole
Parliamentary constituency
Ealing Southall
Region
London
Country
England
Parish
Ealing, unparished area
Police force
Metropolitan Police
ITL region
Ealing
LSOA
Ealing 028F
MSOA
Ealing 028
OS grid ref
TQ 164 803
Easting / northing
516458, 180330
Coordinates
51.509907, -0.323241

Sources: ONS Postcode Directory & Ordnance Survey, via postcodes.io · Last updated 2026-06-12.

Map & location

Coordinates: 51.509907, -0.323241 View on: Google · Apple · Bing · OpenStreetMap

Overview

W13 9HH is located in West Ealing, within the Walpole ward of the London Borough of Ealing. The immediate area is characterised by Edwardian and Victorian terraced housing along tree-lined streets, typical of this part of west London. Residents are within easy reach of West Ealing's shopping parade on Broadway, as well as the green open spaces of Lammas Park and Walpole Park nearby.

The postcode falls within the Ealing Southall parliamentary constituency and benefits from a diverse, family-friendly community. The surrounding streets offer a mix of owner-occupied and privately rented homes, with strong local amenities including independent shops, cafés, restaurants, and schools all within walking distance.

Walpole
Ward
London Borough of Ealing
Local Authority
Ealing Southall
Parliamentary Constituency
Greater London
Ceremonial County
Residential
Postcode Type

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 9HH is well served by public transport. Local bus routes connect the area to West Ealing, Ealing Broadway, Southall and central London. Cyclists can use quieter residential streets and designated cycle routes linking to the broader London cycle network. The area is also accessible by car via the A406 (North Circular) to the north and the A4 (Great West Road) to the south, with the M4 motorway accessible within a short drive.

What it's famous for

West Ealing is known as a vibrant, multicultural district with a strong community identity. The broader Ealing area earned the nickname "Queen of the Suburbs" during the Victorian era, reflecting its leafy character and prosperous housing stock. Nearby Walpole Park is a beloved local green space and hosts the annual Ealing Jazz Festival and other community events. The historic Pitzhanger Manor, the former country villa of architect Sir John Soane, sits within Walpole Park and is a significant cultural landmark. Ealing Studios, one of the world's oldest working film studios, is also close by and has a storied place in British cinema history.

Services & facilities

local government

London Borough of Ealing

Provides council tax, planning, waste and local services

utilities

Thames Water

Supplies water and sewerage services to this postcode

utilities

UK Power Networks

Electricity distribution network operator for this area

postal

Royal Mail — W13 delivery

Postal delivery services for the W13 postcode district

Tourist attractions

park

Lammas Park

Popular local park with sports pitches and open green space

~0.3 mi

park

Walpole Park

Historic park surrounding Pitzhanger Manor, hosts major events

~0.7 mi

heritage

Pitzhanger Manor & Gallery

Sir John Soane's former villa, now a public gallery and museum

~0.8 mi

entertainment

Ealing Studios

One of the world's oldest continuously operating film studios

~1.1 mi

shopping

West Ealing Broadway

Local high street with independent shops, cafés and restaurants

~0.4 mi

park

Brent Lodge Park (Bunny Park)

Family-friendly park with a small animal centre along the River Brent

~0.9 mi

GPs, pharmacies & dentists

GP surgeries

GROSVENOR HOUSE SURGERY

W139BE · 020 87992525

~300 m
MATTOCK LANE CHEMIST

W139LL · 02085 679153

~450 m
THE CORFTON ROAD SURGERY

W138AG · 020 89974215

~500 m

Pharmacies

SUPERDRUG PHARMACY

W139BP · 020 85670958

~100 m
GROSVENOR HOUSE PHARMACY

W139BP · 02088 406318

~100 m
BOOTS

W130SY

~100 m

Dentists

BROADWAY (DENTAL SURGERY)

W130SY

~100 m
THE EALING DENTAL PRACTICE

W138RY

~400 m

Source: NHS Organisation Data Service

Schools & universities

The nearest school, St John's Primary School, is ~250 m away.

Primary

St John's Primary School

Community school

~250 m

Not applicable

Insights Independent School

Other independent special school

~350 m

Primary

Drayton Green Primary School

Community school

~600 m

Primary

Oaklands Primary School

Community school

~750 m

Not applicable

Avenue House School

Other independent school

~850 m

Source: Get Information About Schools (DfE)

Businesses & shops

retail

West Ealing Broadway Retailers

Mix of independent and national retailers along the high street

food & beverage

Local Cafés & Restaurants

Diverse dining scene reflecting the area's multicultural community

professional services

Local Estate Agents

Several agents active in the W13 residential property market

creative

Ealing Studios Supply Chain

Supporting businesses and freelancers linked to the nearby film studios

Gyms & leisure

park

Lammas Park

Grass pitches, tennis courts and a children's play area

~0.3 mi

leisure centre

Gurnell Leisure Centre

Large council-run pool and gym facility near the A40

~1.2 mi

park

Walpole Park

Open parkland ideal for walking, with café and event space

~0.7 mi

pub

Local Pubs & Bars

Several traditional pubs and bars in the West Ealing area

~0.4 mi

library

West Ealing Library

Public library offering books, digital resources and community events

~0.5 mi

Service providers

broadband

Openreach (BT)

Full-fibre and FTTC broadband infrastructure in the W13 area

broadband

Virgin Media

Cable broadband available across much of West Ealing

mobile

Major UK Networks

Good 4G/5G coverage from EE, Vodafone, O2 and Three

energy

Multiple Energy Suppliers

Residential customers can choose from all major UK energy suppliers

Residential & community

housing stock

Victorian & Edwardian Terraces

Dominant housing type; two- and three-storey brick terraced houses

housing stock

Converted Flats

Many period houses converted into flats, popular with young professionals

housing stock

Semi-detached Houses

Inter-war semis found on several streets in the Walpole ward

tenure

Mixed Tenure Neighbourhood

Blend of owner-occupied, privately rented and some social housing

character

Tree-lined Streets

Many residential roads feature mature street trees and front gardens

Transport

Train & Tube

NR

West Ealing Station

West Ealing

~450 m
NR

Drayton Green Rail Station

Hanwell

~900 m
NR

Hanwell Station

Hanwell

~1.1 km
NR

Northfields Underground Station

Northfields

~1.3 km

Bus stops

BUS

West Ealing Broadway stops

Frequent buses towards Ealing Broadway, Southall, Hanwell and Shepherd's Bush

20742783E8
~0.3 mi
BUS

Northfield Avenue / Leeland Road stops

Local bus services connecting Walpole ward to surrounding areas

297E3
~0.2 mi

Cycle hire

🚲

Quietway & Local Cycle Routes

Residential streets offer low-traffic cycling towards Ealing Broadway and Hanwell

~0.1 mi
🚲

London Cycle Network Route

Signed routes connect W13 to the wider London cycling network

~0.4 mi

Source: NaPTAN (DfT)

EV, defibrillators & more

EV charging

West Ealing On-Street EV Charging

Ealing Council on-street charge points available in the wider W13 area

~0.4 mi

Defibrillators

+

West Ealing Broadway (Defibrillator)

Public-access defibrillator located near the local shopping parade

~0.4 mi

Postboxes & Post Office

West Ealing Post Office

Full-service post office on or near the Broadway

~0.4 mi

Fuel stations

Local Petrol Stations

Several fuel stations within 0.5–1 mile along main roads

~0.5 mi

Places of worship

Christian

St John the Evangelist Church

Anglican church serving the West Ealing parish community

~0.5 mi

Christian

St James Church, West Ealing

Local parish church with regular services and community activities

~0.6 mi

Sikh

Local Gurdwara

Sikh place of worship reflecting the area's diverse community

~0.8 mi

Muslim

Local Mosque

Mosque serving Ealing's Muslim community

~0.7 mi

Hindu

Local Mandir

Hindu temple within the broader Ealing area

~1.0 mi

Crime & safety

Recorded crime here runs about 259% above the national average (244.7 crimes per 1,000 residents per month, police.uk).

716 street-level crimes were reported within about a mile of this postcode in April 2026.

Anti Social Behaviour210
Violent Crime156
Vehicle Crime72
Shoplifting55
Public Order46
Other Theft43
Criminal Damage Arson34
Theft From The Person27
Burglary25

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

character

Predominantly Terraced

Victorian and Edwardian terraces define the streetscape of W13 9HH

demand

Strong Rental Demand

Proximity to transport links sustains demand from commuters and families

development

Periodic Conversions

Ongoing conversion of larger houses into flats across the ward

Demographics

Highly Diverse
Ethnic Composition (est.)
Mixed Ages
Age Profile — families, young professionals & long-term residents

Air quality & noise

green space

Good Park Access

Lammas Park and Walpole Park within easy walking distance

air quality

Urban Air Quality

Moderate urban pollution typical of inner west London residential areas

noise

Residential Quiet Zone

Largely quiet residential streets away from the busier A-roads

flood risk

Low–Moderate Flood Risk

Parts of the ward near the River Brent carry a low flood risk assessment

FAQs

Where exactly is the W13 9HH postcode?

W13 9HH is located in West Ealing, within the Walpole ward of the London Borough of Ealing, in west London. It sits between the local centres of West Ealing Broadway and Hanwell.

Which council area does W13 9HH fall under?

W13 9HH falls within the London Borough of Ealing, which provides local government services including council tax, planning and waste collection.

Which parliamentary constituency is W13 9HH in?

W13 9HH is in the Ealing Southall parliamentary constituency.

What is the W13 9HH area like to live in?

The area is a diverse, family-friendly residential neighbourhood with Victorian and Edwardian terraced streets, good local parks, a varied high street, and strong transport connections into central London.

Are there good schools near W13 9HH?

Several schools serve the area — see the Schools section above for the nearest options, with distances and Ofsted ratings.

What parks and green spaces are near W13 9HH?

Lammas Park is approximately 0.3 miles away and offers sports pitches and open space. Walpole Park, home to Pitzhanger Manor and the Ealing Jazz Festival, is around 0.7 miles away.

What bus services are available near W13 9HH?

Several bus routes operate nearby, including services towards Ealing Broadway, Southall, Hanwell and Shepherd's Bush. Stops on West Ealing Broadway and Northfield Avenue are within a short walk.

What type of housing is found in W13 9HH?

The area is predominantly Victorian and Edwardian terraced houses, many of which have been converted into flats. Semi-detached inter-war properties are also found on some streets.

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Data sources & last updated

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