- Two double bedrooms and two bathrooms with underfloor heating
- Bright open-plan living/kitchen with herringbone flooring
- 785 sq ft across two well-proportioned floors
- Access to flat roof (subject to permissions and maintenance)
- EPC rating C; double glazed with internal wall insulation
- Electric boiler/radiators—potentially higher running costs
- Tenure and council tax band currently unknown
- Located near West Norwood and Tulse Hill stations (excellent links)
Light-filled Victorian conversion arranged over two floors, this two-bedroom apartment mixes period character with a contemporary finish. The open-plan living and kitchen area benefits from large windows and neat herringbone flooring, creating a welcoming social hub for everyday life and entertaining. Both bedrooms are good doubles and the two bathrooms include underfloor heating for added comfort.
Practical features will appeal to commuters: the property is a short walk from West Norwood and Tulse Hill stations with fast links into central London. At 785 sq ft the layout is comfortably sized for sharers or a couple wanting separate workspace. There is direct access to the flat roof, offering potential for private outdoor use subject to permissions, and the property has double glazing and solid brick walls with internal insulation.
Be aware of a few material points: tenure and council tax band are not provided, and heating runs on electric boiler/radiators which can increase running costs compared with gas. The building dates from 1900–1929 so future maintenance and periodic works are possible. The area shows signs of local deprivation despite good transport and amenities nearby, and crime levels are described as average.
Overall this apartment suits first-time buyers or sharers who prioritise transport links, modern interiors and straightforward move-in condition, while accepting the practical considerations around heating costs, building age and missing tenure/council-tax details.
