Mount Park Avenue, South Croydon
Price on Application

Frost Estate Agents are delighted to offer this attractive 1930's terrace house found on one of the most popular tree lined residential roads in the area, Mount Park Avenue which is located off Kingsdown Avenue. This stunning FIVE bedroom family home presented in excellent condition throughout and further benefiting from a large log cabin with power and lighting and would equally accommodate a home office or playroom for children.

This extended bright and spacious house provides some 1750 sq/ft of accommodation arranged over three floors which briefly comprise; enclosed porch, entrance hallway, front reception with large bay window, dining room/rear reception, kitchen diner with double doors to the garden, a useful utility room and WC complete the ground floor. The first floor has a traditional 1930's layout with two doubles and a single bedroom (also utilised as an office) there is also the modern family bathroom with separate shower.   The second floor has two further bedrooms (with the potential to add a bathroom should one wish).  The level garden is of particular note of some 120ft, being a sunny Westerly aspect, the summer house provides lots of useful opportunities, to the front there is off street parking, further benefits include double glazing and gas central heating. 

Positioned on Mount Park Avenue and situated for an optimal approach to either Purley or Purley Oaks train stations, Purley is a popular commuter town in the Southern part of the borough, with an excellent rail service which benefits from 9 trains per hour to central London (Farringdon, Victoria and London Bridge) with a fast journey time of 22 minutes. Bus services are also close at hand and with Purley town centre blended with its range of shops, amenities, Tesco supermarket, schools, golf courses and open recreational spaces such as Haling Grove Park which is within very easy reach.

There are 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.