Ross Road, London, SE25

Set on a quiet residential street in South East London, High View is a substantial Victorian house built in the late 1890s. Set over four floors, it extends to over 5500 square feet, offering an exceptional sense of space, flexibility and privacy. Configured as a single residence, the house also benefits from consented alternative layouts with the huge lower ground space featuring separate access and utilities making it perfect for multi-generational living, home offices or creative live-work arrangements.

While hosting a myriad period features it also benefits from double-glazing throughout in period style wood sash windows and a zoned central heating system.

Ross Road sits between Crystal Palace and Norwood Junction both are 20 minutes walk from the house offering a fast and direct train service to London Bridge in 10 minutes. 

The house is entered at raised ground floor level to the double front door leading to an elegant hallway with marble fireplace off which are found the drawing room, dining room and living room as well as a butler’s kitchen perfect for entertaining on this floor. The drawing rooms leads to a balconied terrace overlooking the 150 foot south-facing lawned garden with its stunning views of the Surrey Hills.

The first floor features a spacious landing leading to three large bedrooms and two bathrooms. The master bedroom also benefits from a pretty balconied terrace. The top floor of the house offers four bedrooms and two bathrooms and a staircase leading to a roof terrace with views of London and the Surrey Hills.

The lower ground floor of the house leads directly to the garden and features floor to ceiling windows making it a light and airy space. With ceiling heights of 2.5 metres this part of the house offers great flexibility with the potential for use as a home office or granny/nanny flat. Spanning 1300 square foot the lower ground features a huge kitchen dining room/ kitchen/ media room, large double bedroom, shower room. The lower ground floor also benefits from a separate external entrance which offers huge potation for using the lower ground floor as either a separate holiday rental, Live work space or Nanny flat. 

This quarter of an acre plot (1080msq) with a south facing garden of 147ft (45.5m) in length mainly laid to lawn with a paved terrace and flowerbeds. At the bottom of the garden there is a large summerhouse measuring 5m X 5m.

Graingewood Park and South Norwood Lakes and Grounds are both a short walk from the house.

Crystal Palace a vibrant area of south London. The neighbourhood has award winning restaurants, bars and a everyman cinema occupying a carefully restored art deco building. Local favourites include Gail's Bakery, Brown and Green Cafe, Palazzo restaurant, coffee spot Four Boroughs, Yard Sale Pizza, The Alma Pub and Restaurant.

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