Chalfont Way is situated in the locality of
Northfields.
Maps of Ealing from 1860 and before show Northfields as almost entirely rural, hence the name Northfields. In 1874 a majority of this land was laid to orchards, with just a few houses along Little Ealing Lane. Some streets are names after apple varieties in memory of the areas history.
The arrival of the
Metropolitan District Railway in 1883, and the opening of the station
Northfields Halt in 1908, prompted development of the area. The station was rebuilt and renamed
Northfields in 1932.
The areas only listed building was built in an unusual Spanish style and opened in 1932 by
Cecil Masey as The Avenue Theatre Cinema, later renamed Odeon and then closed in 1987. In 1994 the building was put back into full use and named
The Ealing Christian Centre.
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