David Tennant, the beloved British actor best known for his portrayal of the 10th Doctor in Doctor Who, has also starred in Broadchurch, Good Omens, and Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire.

Having hung up his sonic screwdriver, the actor currently gracing our screens romping through the Disney+ adaptation of the Jilly Cooper novel, Rivals. He plays Lord Tony Baddingham, the cold-hearted controller of the TV network Corinium.

Off-screen, Tennant leads a charming family life with his wife, English actress Georgia Moffett, daughter of Sandra Dickinson and Fifth Doctor actor Peter Davison.

The couple, along with their five children, have a home in the upscale London suburb of Chiswick, and often share lighthearted snapshots of their daily lives on social media.

Chiswick, an upscale area of West London nestled along the River Thames, is known for its tree-lined avenues and distinct ‘villagey’ feel.

Its picturesque streets, adorned with Victorian and Edwardian homes, offer a quintessential view of London, albeit at a steep price.

According to Rightmove, the overall average sales price for property in the area over the last year was £987,656.

Terraced properties sold for an average of £1,171,038, while semi-detached properties fetched a staggering £2,011,286. Flats, however, were slightly more affordable, selling for an average price of £544,010, reports the Daily Record.

This tranquil corner of London is not only home to the Tennants. Rumours suggest that fellow ‘Chiswickites’ include Ant and Dec, Kate Beckinsale, Vanessa Redgrave, Roger Daltrey and Nigel Havers.

Visitors can enjoy a leisurely walk through the picturesque Chiswick House and Gardens, an 18th-century villa set amidst stunning landscapes, perfect for a peaceful picnic or scenic stroll. For culinary enthusiasts, the High Road boasts trendy cafes, traditional pubs, and high-end restaurants.

La Trompette, offering a diverse range of modern European and international cuisine, is a favourite among locals and tourists alike, while wine bar Vinoteca and Argentinian restaurant Buenos Aires also enjoy popularity.

The highly acclaimed Chiswick Farmers’ Market, held every Sunday, is the area’s only social enterprise farmer’s market specialising in high-quality farm produce and food products.

Art aficionados will appreciate the Chiswick Arts Society, which promotes local talent through exhibitions and events throughout the year. The area’s historic architecture, including St. Nicholas Church and the iconic Thames Path, also enhances the area’s appeal.

Convenient for commuters, Chiswick is served by Turnham Green tube station on the District and Piccadilly lines.

The Tennants’ home is also just a brief bus journey away from Richmond and its riverside eateries, as well as some of West London’s most iconic landmarks such as The Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew, Ham House and Gardens and Hampton Court Palace.