Daniel Quarter, London W5
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An opportunity for you to enjoy all that Ealing has to offer combined with the best in contemporary apartment living.
Sitting right in the heart of Ealing town centre is the Daniel Quarter development. A collection of stunning apartments arranged over six floors around an attractive courtyard roof garden. Each apartment is fitted to a high standard and reassuringly comes with the availability of reserved underground parking.
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Location
Ealing has long been regarded as a desirable place to live. Way back at the turn of the twentieth century it was the first Middlesex borough to receive a charter and have its own mayor. With a profusion of common land and well planned housing it rightfully earned the sobriquet Queen of the Suburbs. Today such a title is well deserved. Modern Ealing boasts excellent local amenities, has a distinct community culture and is still regarded as one of Londons greenest boroughs. Importantly, it is also very well connected with rail links straight into the heart of the capital and easy access to the nations motorways and international airports.
Now there is an opportunity for you to enjoy all that Ealing has to offer combined with the best in contemporary apartment living. Sitting right in the heart of Ealing town centre is the Crest Nicholson Daniel Quarter development. Its 141 apartments have been arranged on six floors around an attractive courtyard roof garden with the exclusive family owned Daniel department store at ground level. Each apartment is fitted to a luxurious high standard and reassuringly comes with the availability of reserved underground parking.
Above all, the Daniel Quarter offers balance. The excitement of being so close to central London is set against the intimacy of Ealing. The convenience of an apartment lifestyle is enhanced by the space and quality inherent to every Crest Nicholson home.
Travel Plan
Travel is made easy by Ealings excellent location. You are ideally positioned for access to central London, to the national rail and motorway networks and to Londons four main international airports.
The best way to and from central London is by train. Ealing Broadway station is perhaps five minutes walk from the Daniel Quarter and from there you can catch a main line train that reaches Paddington in about 10 minutes or the Central underground line directly into the West End and the City. In fact, moving anywhere around London by train is easy because from Paddington or along the Central line you can connect to all the other main underground lines and therefore also to Londons major overground stations.
Road connections are equally straightforward. The Uxbridge Road will lead you into central London or connect you with the north and south circular roads for access to Londons inner suburbs. To leave London you are ideally positioned to join the M4 and then follow it westwards or connect with the M25 for motorway junctions heading north, south and east.
Similarly, you have easy road and rail access to Londons four major international airports: Heathrow, Gatwick, Stansted and Luton. Conveniently, from South Ealing station you can pick up the Piccadilly line for a fast run directly to Heathrow.
Wherever you are heading, starting your journey from the Daniel Quarter will make life very much less complicated.
Lifestyle
Stylish living comes effortlessly in Ealing. From the Daniel Quarter you can step in to the middle of its cultured town centre and enjoy the essential elements of a well balanced thoroughly modern life.
The key to Ealing is its rich diversity. At one extreme you have the Questors Theatre and at the other a multi-screen cinema showing the latest blockbusters. Similarly, for shopping theres a wonderfully eclectic mix taking in the covered malls of Ealing Broadway centre through to high street private boutiques and special interest outlets. You are also positively spoiled for choice in terms of restaurants, bars, pubs and clubs: the local culinary delights encompass the four corners of the world.
Walking slightly further afield, but still not far enough to take the car, youll find open green spaces and a fascinating depth of heritage.
Walpole Park is a delight in itself while also hosting annual jazz and comedy festivals. Pitzhanger Manor house and gallery is steeped in history, and nearby Gunnersbury Park is home for the now famous London Mela.
The necessities of life are equally well served. The borough has no less than 87 GP practices and the highly regarded trust status Ealing Hospital. Equally, there are 15 state primary schools, two special schools, two high schools and an independent college.