- Extended modern rear kitchen/diner with large rooflights and full-height glazing
- Approximately 1,347–1,389 sq ft of living space, newly renovated throughout
- Three bedrooms, one family bathroom (single bathroom only)
- Study, storage room and separate utility increase usable space
- Loft extension potential (subject to planning permission)
- EPC rating D; double glazing fitted before 2002, walls assumed uninsulated
- Plot recorded as small despite listing mentioning front and rear gardens
- Local crime levels above average
This thoughtfully extended three-bedroom semi offers bright, contemporary living across about 1,347–1,389 sq ft. A modern rear extension creates an open-plan kitchen/diner with large rooflights and full-height glazing, flooding the ground floor with natural light and opening onto outdoor space — attractive for families who prioritise light and entertaining space. The property has recent renovations throughout and additional practical rooms: a study, storage room and separate utility.
Practical strengths include a large reception, mid-century–styled front living room with a wood-burning stove, and scope to extend into the loft (subject to planning). It sits close to West Norwood High Street, cafes, Picture House cinema and well-rated local schools, with direct rail links into Victoria and London Bridge — useful for commuters and family life.
Buyers should note a few material points: the home has an EPC rating of D and double glazing installed before 2002; the property’s walls are assumed uninsulated as-built. There is one family bathroom only. Local crime levels are above average and the plot is recorded as small despite the listing referring to front and rear garden areas, so outside space may be more modest than expected.
Overall, this is a ready-to-move-in, light-filled family house with rental and value-upside potential from loft extension and further modernisation. It will suit buyers seeking contemporary living near amenities and good transport links, who are comfortable addressing energy-performance and external-space expectations.
