Croham Valley Road, South Croydon

Guide Price £600,000 – £625,000

Inside, you are greeted by a welcoming hallway entrance, you will immediately notice the timeless wood effect laminate flooring which flows effortlessly throughout the downstairs accommodation; the downstairs WC is great addition for guest use. At the front of the house is the kitchen diner. The contemporary kitchen has been thoughtfully designed with a range of wall and base white handleless units, beautifully married with quartz worktops. A stainless steel sink unit with a chrome mixer tap and a range of integrated appliances to include an oven, hob, fridge/freezer and dishwasher. At the rear is a spacious living room with bifold doors leading you out to the rear garden, a fantastic addition to your living space enabling you to bring the outside in during the warmer months of the year, especially when entertaining family and friends.

Upstairs on the first and second floors, are four bedrooms, designed with a neutral colour palette and luxury 80% wool carpet for added comfort and warmth. There are three stunning bathrooms, one family bathroom, a futher shower room and ensuite. They have been completed with white sanitaryware and finished with neutral grey white wall and floor tiles. Comprising of a chrome heated towel rail, perfect for drying wet towels on, a bath with chrome fixtures and a bath screen, or a shower with chrome fixtures, a square basin, a wall hung cabinet to keep toiletries stored neatly away and a WC with square flush plate.

Tenure: Freehold

Service Charge: N/A

Council Tax: TBC

EPC: TBC

South Croydon has so much to offer. With Croydon itself being a vibrant and buzzy neighbourhood covering quite a vast area beyond the town centre, its northern suburbs who border London and its southern suburbs who surround Surrey. Its two suburbs reflect their differences in that one is more urban and South Croydon more suburban. Croham Valley is, in our opinion, perfectly positioned offering a quieter place to live yet easily accessible to the rest of Croydon and what it has to offer. Outside of Central London, Croydon has the largest commercial district with its extensive shopping district and nightlife culture with an array of choices. Everything from Box Park for its street food, bars and entertainment all under one roof. The Store in South Croydon is simply gorgeous! A chic bar with stunning interiors that were originally restored from its former J Sainsbury supermarket dating back to the 1800s. Not to mention of course their impressive food and cocktail menus! Take a look at their stunning Instagram page, we particularly love their floral displays…

Croydon sits on an excellent transport corridor, connecting Central London and the South Coast. London Victoria can be reached in just 18 minutes. The town is also the only one in the UK with its own tram system. It’s also not short of nature, attractions, or leisure facilities; there are lovely walks in Addington Hills and Wandle Park to name a couple or perhaps you would enjoy the Museum of Croydon if you are into your history? For children, the trampolines at Oxygen Freejumping make for a great day out!