The Warwick

West London area and Connectivity

The Warwick is located at 100 Warwick Road, London W5 5PT, in Ealing Common, Zone 3. The plan is set to go, and a residential gated neighborhood is designed for privacy. Nearby attractions include Ealing Green (approximately 577 metres away) and Ealing Broadway Station (circa 1.1km from the address with Elizabeth line, Central and District line links). South Ealing Underground station is approximately 641 metres away, and serves the Piccadilly line in about 25 minutes to/from Zone 1.

The neighbouring area mixes up established residential streets with retail and leisure facilities. There are walkable open spaces at Ealing Common and Ealing Green, while Heathrow Airport is around 11.7 kilometres away for international connectivity. The address strikes a balance between suburbia and efficient transport into Central London.

Residential Configuration and Design

The development includes 30 apartments and three mews houses spread over five floors. Units start at around 50 up to 86 square metres, with 1 to 3-bedroom layouts. The development aims to achieve a balance between modern living in a secure gated community while maximising communal open-space and restricting access to the building at key entry points.

Each mews house comes with a private garden of about 300 square feet and off-street parking. Convenience is made even better with the provision of private parking. At the lower level, commercial units are provided to support retail and dining uses to establish a mixed-use environment and day-to-day accessibility through the scheme.

Pricing Structure and Market Position

Prices for apartments start at £535,000, with per square metre pricing ranging roughly between £10,291 and £10,986 depending on layout. Two-bedders cost from £760,000 to around £780,000; three-bedders start at about £875,000 and go up to around £885,000. The structured pricing is a reflection of location, gated security, and specification standards.

Market projections relating to comparable London assets indicate possible annual rental income from 2.5 per cent and 4.5 per cent in addition to forecast average price growth per square metre of between five to ten per cent each yr. These indicators place the scheme in a medium-term capital appreciation context driven by transport accessibility and established demand for certain types of product in West London.

Amenities and Local Infrastructure

Education facilities such as Christ The Saviour Primary and Mount Carmel Catholic Primary School are within 0.4 kilometres to 0.8 kilometres away, respectively. Ealing Broadway and West Ealing rail services also provide regional connectivity, and local bus routes operate from the nearby Ealing Town Hall. Ealing Common and Northfields Allotments are among the parks that add recreational value.

The project combines pieces of private residential space with commercial ground-floor uses and landscaped common areas. Its gated environment with standard-medium infrastructure nearby and green parks further creates an optimal structured living scenario for professionals or family households.