Campden Road, South Croydon, CR2

***Vendor's comments:*** "I have lived in the property for just over 6 years since its conversion in 2017, and now it is time to move on to be closer to family and to take the next steps in life. I fell in love with the flat’s bright open layout in the living room and kitchen area, which has been a great space to share when people come around. The high ceilings and windows at the front give a bright and spacious feel, but one that hasn’t detracted from that cosy feeling I get when I come home. The bedroom is also large and fits a king-size bed easily, and the unusual L-shape gives it a snug vibe. Importantly, this flat had dedicated parking, which I ensured was written into the property deeds when I bought the place.

South Croydon has a calm and quiet feel to it and feels safe late at night. The area is very green, and the flat is located near Lloyd Park at one end of the street and Croham Hurst Woods at the other end for short walks. Furthermore, it isn’t too far from the North Downs, which is a 20-minute drive away if I felt I needed more time in nature. The area is well connected, with South Croydon Train Station less than a 10-minute walk away and with services to central London and Gatwick. There are regular bus routes a couple of minutes walk down the road, and the Lloyd Park Tram Stop at the end of the road taking you into East Croydon for even more train connections! There is a great selection of little shops and amenities at South Croydon Parade (a 12-minute walk), which includes pubs, bars, restaurants, a hardware store, a pharmacy, beauticians, and hairdressers. My two favourite places to go for coffee and wine are Bobs Your Uncle, a lovely hipster coffee shop, and the cutest Italian Deli, La Spezia Deli, located on the corner. Both places give a friendly greeting when you arrive, and it will be hard to give up.

Finally, the block has great neighbours; everyone gets on and looks out for one another, taking packages and helping with various bits and pieces. It is hard to find good neighbours, and even rarer to find a whole block of great neighbours who all get along with one another. It will feel like the end of an era, but it’s time to move on."