Hillcrest Road, Purley
Price on Application

Frost Estate Agents are privileged to introduce and keenly invite you to view this fine illustration of a family house, prominently forming an adjoining pair of exclusive semi detached homes. The dwelling has been a much loved and attentively maintained property over the many years and now presents a wonderful opportunity for any new owner to enjoy the same. Conveniently nestled within a favoured setting of 'West Purley' and contributing a wider/deeper plot coverage to it's neighbouring homes, the residence provides a flexible living orientation throughout. Housing four bedrooms accompanied with both independent bathroom & shower room conveniences, this is certainly a home that is fully assured of your immediate interest. Early viewings are strongly advised.

The accommodation briefly comprises; inviting and enclosed entrance porch in turn accessing a central reception hallway combined with downstairs w.c convenience. The passageway also connects two independent and back to back receptions, as well as a spacious kitchen/dining room design aided with a supplementary & separate 22ft 8 long utility room. The first floor contributes the four bedrooms to the level, together with the main three piece family bathroom suite plus secondary shower room addition .

Externally the plot upholds a charming and elegant frontage introducing both driveway and 23ft 6 long garage inclusions, whilst the rear unveils a well tendered private enclosure established on an approx' 106ft deep and enviable plot.

'Hillcrest Road' is established on the favoured west side of Purley fairly central to it's main town centre, contributing a very desirable residential road ideal for commuters. Purley mainline station has fast track city links to London Victoria and London Bridge, whilst local bus services are also readily available. The area is well served by many leisure facilities, golf courses and local shops, whilst select/sought after schools are also close to hand, with the immediate John Fisher, Thomas More and Margaret Roper being amongst many others.