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This upper ground floor apartment forms part of a substantial mid-Victorian Italianate stucco villa dating from approximately 1857, subsequently enlarged and converted into flats during the 20th century.

Retaining many original features including high ceilings this spacious two bedroom flat would make an ideal first time buy.

The reception room is an impressive size and heart of the home, featuring a striking bay window. There is ample space for lounging and dining without feeling at all cramped.

There is a bright and practical galley-style kitchen, thoughtfully arranged to maximise both workspace and storage. The room benefits from a long run of worktops, with a mix of base and wall-mounted units providing ample cupboard space, alongside open shelving for additional convenience. The kitchen is fitted with an integrated gas hob and oven, stainless steel sink with mixer tap, and space for additional appliances, making it a fully functional and well-equipped cooking environment.

A large window at the far end fills the space with natural light and offers an attractive outlook over the garden, helping to create a light and airy feel.

There are two well-proportioned bedrooms. The principal bedroom is particularly spacious, with a tall window and high ceilings, while the second bedroom remains a comfortable single bedroom.

The bathroom has been tastefully refurbished and is presented in excellent condition, featuring a modern suite and tiled walls.

Additional benefits include a well-maintained communal rear garden, the current owners have a hot tub! and unallocated off-street parking to the front.

The area is in close proximity to Crystal Palace Park, one of London's most impressive green spaces, offering lakes, sports facilities, and regular community events. Nearby neighbourhoods such as Forest Hill, Dulwich and Crystal Palace add further appeal, expanding the choice of dining, shopping and leisure options within easy reach.

EPC RATING: C

£400,000

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