About Perivale
Perivale is a residential and green area in the London Borough of Ealing, located between Greenford, Alperton, Sudbury, Park Royal and the A40. It has a practical suburban character, with family homes, transport links, parks, business areas and access to canalside routes. Perivale station on the Central line provides direct services to central London, Shepherd’s Bush, Oxford Circus and the City. This makes the area useful for commuters who want a quieter and relatively affordable West London location. Local buses and road links, including the A40, connect Perivale with Ealing, Wembley, Greenford and Park Royal. The area includes residential streets with semi-detached houses, terraces, flats, maisonettes and family homes. Perivale is also associated with commercial and industrial land, especially near major roads and business parks. The Art Deco Hoover Building on Western Avenue is one of the area’s most recognisable landmarks and an important piece of local architectural heritage. Green space is a major strength. Perivale Park, Horsenden Hill, the Grand Union Canal and nearby open spaces provide walking, cycling, sport and wildlife. Perivale is practical, connected and green, ideal for commuters, families and visitors interested in suburban architecture and outdoor routes.