Mount Park Avenue, South Croydon
£635,000

Frost Estate Agents are delighted to offer this spacious 1930's semi detached family home found on a very popular tree-lined residential road of South Croydon, with accommodation currently arranged over two floors and with planning permission granted to further extend (planning granted for part single, part two storey front, side and rear extension following demolition of the existing side garage). This attractive property also features a wonderful sunny aspect and level rear garden and ample parking to the front. This is a very popular street and an early internal inspection is highly recommended to appreciate the property and potential.

The accommodation in brief consists of; an enclosed porch, a very welcoming entrance hallway, two open plan reception rooms to front and rear aspect, kitchen with side door to the garden, a garage with lean-to completes the ground floor, the first floor has two double bedrooms with fitted wardrobes, a sizable third bedroom, bathroom and separate WC. The rear garden extends to over 100ft. The property is also available CHAIN FREE so ideal for those looking for a speedy transaction.  

Positioned on Mount Park Avenue and situated in South Croydon bordering Purley, you have optimal approach to either Purley, Purley Oaks or Sanderstead train stations, with excellent rail services to central London (Farringdon, Victoria and London Bridge to name a few) with a fast journey time of 26 minutes. Bus services are also close at hand. There is a choice of either Purley or South Croydon for all you day to day shopping and amenity requirements, The Purley Way which is also close by offers an array of larger style shopping facilities such as electronic superstores, TK Maxx, Ikea, furniture and interior design, Marks and Spencer's and Sainsbury's, there is also plenty of entertainment opportunities at Valley Park.

There are also a number of excellent schools within close proximity including the very popular Regina Coeli, Wallington Girls, Wilson’s, Whitgift, John Fisher, Margaret Roper, to name just a few.