Three-bedroom split-level Victorian conversion, approx. 1,165 sq ft
Two bathrooms; bright double reception and separate kitchen/diner
Share of freehold with c.956 years remaining, no ground rent
0.4 miles to West Norwood station; strong rail links to central London
Has private garden; good nearby parks including Brockwell and Norwood
Solid brick construction—likely limited insulation, consider energy upgrades
Service charges shared/ad hoc; confirm ongoing costs before purchase
Wider area classed as very deprived despite local amenities and schools
This split-level Victorian conversion offers spacious family living across approximately 1,165 sq ft. The flat is immaculately presented with three good-sized bedrooms, two bathrooms and an open, naturally bright reception — a rare footprint for a SE27 property. High ceilings and period details convey character while the separate kitchen/diner suits everyday family life and entertaining.
Practical ownership benefits include a share of freehold with about 956 years remaining on the lease, no ground rent, gas central heating and double glazing. Transport links are strong: West Norwood station is 0.4 miles away (services to London Bridge and Victoria) and Tulse Hill is about a mile (links to Blackfriars, Farringdon and St Pancras).
Buyers should note a few material points: the building’s solid brick construction suggests little built-in insulation (typical of its era), so energy-efficiency upgrades could be required. Service charges are described as shared and ad hoc — buyers should confirm likely costs. The wider area scores as very deprived despite good local amenities and several well-regarded schools nearby.
This home will suit growing families seeking roomy period accommodation near parks and transport, and buyers willing to invest modestly in insulation or efficiency improvements. The long lease and garden add practical value, while the property’s presentation makes it largely move-in ready.
