- Charming period home on pretty street +
- Neutral decor and period features +
- Excellent transport links +
- Development opportunities +
- No onward chain +
This attractive, brick Victorian home is full to the brim with original features and charm. The cosy sitting room boasts a real fire, original coving and light cornice and a sash bay window with wooden window shutters. The spacious dining room has a beautiful feature fireplace with a working gas fire, and leads onto the kitchen and bathroom to the rear of the ground floor. Wooden floors run throughout the downstairs of the property. French doors lead from the dining room to a 17m West-facing garden with easy-care patio for outdoor entertaining and large lawned area. The garden boasts a brick-built, fully wired garden storage room at the end of the garden which provides a generous space that is primed to be converted into a home office or garden room.
Upstairs you'll find a spacious, light-filled master bedroom, a further good-sized double and one smaller double - all with large sash windows, feature fireplaces and storage. The open landing has a large built in cupboard for additional storage.
The property has been partly renovated and updated already and has many opportunities for further extension and renovation, including an extensive loft space and ample room to extend and reconfigure to the rear of the property.
The house is situated on a quiet road in the heart of buzzy South Norwood - a vibrant up and coming area with excellent transport links, a plethora of good schools (including the famous Brit School) and numerous green spaces.
South Norwood boasts some great pubs, independent cafes and restaurants, craft beer cabin, yoga studio, leisure centre, monthly farmer's market, and library plus Stanley Art's Centre; which has a varied theatre and gig programme. The historic Grangewood Park with tennis courts, outdoor gym and playground is on the doorstep and both Norwood lakes (with sailing lake, cricket pitch and playground) and South Norwood Recreation Ground are within easy walking distance. Selhurst Park, Crystal Palace's football ground, has a vast Sainsburys in the complex and other supermarkets are within walking distance.
Popular Crystal Palace triangle with the Everyman cinema, independent shops, bars and restaurants and famous park is a good walk or a short bus or overground ride.
Norwood Junction station, with fast trains into Central London (London Bridge 12 mins, Victoria 25 mins) and access to the overground, is easily accessible on foot and Selhurst station, also with services to London Bridge and Victoria, is just a five minute walk away. Free on street parking is available with no permit restrictions.
This property further benefits from no onward chain.
