House For Sale £600,000
A well presented period home that has been updated and improved throughout by the current owners, there is the benefit of a loft room which is carpeted and currently being used for storage but can be used at a fourth bedroom. The property is just a short walk from Arena tram stop and excellent schools.
Overview This period home has been modernised and updated throughout by the current owners.
The ground floor accommodation briefly comprises spacious entrance hall, living room to the front of the property with a feature fireplace, a further reception room, separate extended dining room and fitted kitchen with double doors leading to a landscaped garden.
The first floor benefits from three bedrooms, two of which are good size doubles and a modern family bathroom. There is the benefit of a loft room which is currently being used for storage but can be used as the fourth bedroom.
Outside, the rear garden benefits from a decked area, perfect for bbq and entertaining whilst the remainder is laid to lawn.
Parking is available on street.
Location South Norwood is a district in South East London within the London Borough of Croydon. Its location is within easy reach of Central London yet surrounded by mature lakes, tree lined streets and a plethora of peaceful green open spaces. It is one of the greenest areas in London, with the south east border dominated by South Norwood Country Park, a 125 acre parkland. You'll also find South Norwood Recreation Ground, Grangewood Park and South Norwood Lake and its surrounding park to also enjoy. Its high street forms part of Selhurst Road, which includes several banks, cafes, shops, and other amenities. With a good selection of places to dine around the area, you could try Yeha Noha Cafe with its eclectic European menu offering traditional Polish dishes, Italian salads, and panini's. Or perhaps you would prefer trying Mamma Dough's much loved sourdough pizzas! South Norwood is known for the famous brit School for performing arts and technology which has had its fair share of famous alumni, as well as Selhurst Park and Crystal Palace football stadiums. Not to mention, the many schools in the area, its two leisure centres, a sports arena and running track.
For a more extensive range of shops, eateries and leisure, head to Crystal Palace. Crystal Palace Park is a great place for the whole family, the Victorian pleasure park has its own maze, sports arena, fishing lake and dinosaur park. The well-known, Crystal Palace Triangle has a large number of restaurants and several independent shops, as well as a sprawling indoor second hand market on Haynes Lane.
Disclaimer All material information has been provided to us by the seller, this is accurate to the best of our knowledge and is provided in good faith. Your legal representative should verify this information through enquiries raised during the conveyancing process.
Overview This period home has been modernised and updated throughout by the current owners.
The ground floor accommodation briefly comprises spacious entrance hall, living room to the front of the property with a feature fireplace, a further reception room, separate extended dining room and fitted kitchen with double doors leading to a landscaped garden.
The first floor benefits from three bedrooms, two of which are good size doubles and a modern family bathroom. There is the benefit of a loft room which is currently being used for storage but can be used as the fourth bedroom.
Outside, the rear garden benefits from a decked area, perfect for bbq and entertaining whilst the remainder is laid to lawn.
Parking is available on street.
Location South Norwood is a district in South East London within the London Borough of Croydon. Its location is within easy reach of Central London yet surrounded by mature lakes, tree lined streets and a plethora of peaceful green open spaces. It is one of the greenest areas in London, with the south east border dominated by South Norwood Country Park, a 125 acre parkland. You'll also find South Norwood Recreation Ground, Grangewood Park and South Norwood Lake and its surrounding park to also enjoy. Its high street forms part of Selhurst Road, which includes several banks, cafes, shops, and other amenities. With a good selection of places to dine around the area, you could try Yeha Noha Cafe with its eclectic European menu offering traditional Polish dishes, Italian salads, and panini's. Or perhaps you would prefer trying Mamma Dough's much loved sourdough pizzas! South Norwood is known for the famous brit School for performing arts and technology which has had its fair share of famous alumni, as well as Selhurst Park and Crystal Palace football stadiums. Not to mention, the many schools in the area, its two leisure centres, a sports arena and running track.
For a more extensive range of shops, eateries and leisure, head to Crystal Palace. Crystal Palace Park is a great place for the whole family, the Victorian pleasure park has its own maze, sports arena, fishing lake and dinosaur park. The well-known, Crystal Palace Triangle has a large number of restaurants and several independent shops, as well as a sprawling indoor second hand market on Haynes Lane.
Disclaimer All material information has been provided to us by the seller, this is accurate to the best of our knowledge and is provided in good faith. Your legal representative should verify this information through enquiries raised during the conveyancing process.
