2 bedroom flat for sale

Built in 1880, this Grade II listed Victorian villa has been designed and built using yellow stock brick with decorative red banding and a prominent tower. Built by local architectural rebel Sextus Dyball - a speculative builder/architect who designed a number of buildings in the area.
The vestibule and communal parts are maintained to an impeccable standard, with original Victorian cornicing and corbels in pristine condition. The internal front doors to the flats on the ground floor maintain the mock Tudor door jambs and architraves, creating an instant sense of warmth and Victorian elegance.
Straddling the front half of the first floor, this two bedroom flat has been sympathetically refurbished throughout, original features have been painstakingly maintained whilst modernising the interior to provide comfortable modern living. The two bedrooms, living room and conservatory look out onto the South Downs of Kent, making this flat extraordinarily light and very spacious, particularly the conservatory that is accessed through the living room. The bathroom is fully kitted out with Hansgrohe taps and Roca sink. The living room leads into a Brunswick kitchen, fully fitted with integrated dishwasher, washing machine, fridge and freezer. The interior doors are solid oak.
Located within easy reach of the popular Crystal Palace "Triangle" and also the train stations at Gipsy Hill and Crystal Palace. Crystal Palace station has been recently connected to the East London Line - an overground line on the tube system that provides fast and regular connections to the City and Canary Wharf.
Local Authority: Croydon
Tenure: Leasehold
Lease: 99 years from 1996.
Service Charge: £121.40 per month.
Ground Rent: £150 per annum

Living room 4.34 x 5.53 m (14′3″ x 18′2″ ft)

Kitchen 2.49 x 3.00 m (8′2″ x 9′10″ ft)

Conservatory 2.5 x 6.1 m (8′2″ x 20′0″ ft)

Master bedroom 4.74 x 3.44 m (15′7″ x 11′3″ ft)

Second bedroom 3.2 x 3.01 m (10′6″ x 9′11″ ft)

Bathroom 2.45 x 1.39 m (8′0″ x 4′7″ ft)