White Lodge, Crystal Palace, London, SE19

Set within a quiet cul de sac in Crystal Palace, this thoughtfully reimagined mid-century townhouse unfolds across three levels.

The plan has been sensitively reworked to create a series of fluid, interconnected spaces. At its heart lies an expansive L-shaped kitchen and dining room, where solid timber floors run underfoot and a neutral palette that provides a backdrop for pops of colour . The kitchen itself is defined by clean lines and generous work surfaces, designed as much for daily use as for informal gatherings. Overhead, a skylight draws daylight deep into the plan, while large-format bi-fold doors dissolve the boundary between inside and out, opening directly onto the garden beyond.

The first floor is arranged as a more contemplative suite of rooms: a reception space with a restful quality, alongside a double bedroom and a shower room, where a walk-in enclosure and restrained detailing create a sense of quiet utility. Above, the upper level accommodates two further bedrooms, each with integrated storage, and a main bathroom distinguished by geometric tiling and crisp, stainless steel fittings. There are also stunning elevated views.

To the rear, the garden has been carefully cultivated, with mature planting providing texture and enclosure. A paved terrace extends the living space outdoors, oriented to capture a southerly aspect and the shifting light throughout the day. Off street parking is incorporated at the front.

Despite its sense of seclusion, the house is well connected. Rail services run from nearby Gipsy Hill station and West Norwood station, while fast bus routes, including the X68, link directly to Brixton Underground station. The surrounding area is characterised by a strong sense of community, with local amenities at Crown Point and an abundance of green open spaces within easy reach.

EPC: D | Council Tax Band: E