Floorplan
Map3 bedroom end of terrace house for sale
Worbeck Road, London SE20
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End of terrace house
3 beds
1 bath
1302
EPC rating: D
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Ask agent
Broadband: Ultra-fast 1000Mbps *
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Features and description
- Close to public transport
Set behind a traditional Victorian frontage on a quiet Anerley street, this end-of-terrace house presents a rare opportunity to acquire a generously proportioned family home with exceptional outdoor space and significant future potential.
The house currently offers three bedrooms alongside two large reception rooms, providing flexible living and entertaining space that works well for modern family life. Beneath the main accommodation sits a full-depth cellar, while above, a substantial loft space has been partially boarded and offers clear scope for further development (subject to planning).
One of the property’s standout features is its impressive south-west facing garden. Well established and larger than average for the area, it enjoys excellent sunlight throughout the day and offers a peaceful, green outlook rarely found so close to central transport links.
The location is particularly well suited to families and commuters. Multiple rail and transport options are within walking distance, providing straightforward access into central London. Highly regarded schools are nearby, and a variety of open green spaces including Crystal Palace Park and South Norwood Country Park are easily accessible for weekend walks, sports and outdoor activities.
Surrounded by the well-connected neighbourhoods of Crystal Palace, Penge and Sydenham, the area benefits from an excellent mix of independent cafés, local pubs, restaurants and community venues. This is a home that offers solid foundations today, with plenty of opportunity to adapt and enhance over time.
The house currently offers three bedrooms alongside two large reception rooms, providing flexible living and entertaining space that works well for modern family life. Beneath the main accommodation sits a full-depth cellar, while above, a substantial loft space has been partially boarded and offers clear scope for further development (subject to planning).
One of the property’s standout features is its impressive south-west facing garden. Well established and larger than average for the area, it enjoys excellent sunlight throughout the day and offers a peaceful, green outlook rarely found so close to central transport links.
The location is particularly well suited to families and commuters. Multiple rail and transport options are within walking distance, providing straightforward access into central London. Highly regarded schools are nearby, and a variety of open green spaces including Crystal Palace Park and South Norwood Country Park are easily accessible for weekend walks, sports and outdoor activities.
Surrounded by the well-connected neighbourhoods of Crystal Palace, Penge and Sydenham, the area benefits from an excellent mix of independent cafés, local pubs, restaurants and community venues. This is a home that offers solid foundations today, with plenty of opportunity to adapt and enhance over time.
About this agent
Our Crystal Palace office has been beautifully styled with a mélange of traditional and modern styles, making it the perfect setting to welcome our clients and to make them feel at ease when discussing all property related matters. Crystal Palace was the founding office of the business and we have been overwhelmed with the impact we have had in the area and the glowing reviews received by locals. We are proud members of The Guild of Professional Estate Agents and The Property Ombudsman. Both affiliations support our excellence and service driven ethos. Why Crystal Palace? The Crystal Palace was a cast-iron and plate-glass building originally erected to house the Great Exhibition of 1851. At the time it was the largest amount of glass ever used in a building and it astonished visitors with its clear walls and ceilings that did not require interior lights, thus a “Crystal Palace”. The name Crystal Palace came from the playwright Douglas Jerrold. On 13 July 1850 he referred to a “palace of very crystal”, a name that was subsequently picked up and repeated even though the building had not yet been approved. Crystal Palace has fantastic connections into London Bridge and Victoria as well as surrounding areas. The East London Line was added in 2010 and has proved to be a massive selling point for the area. The heart and hub of Crystal Palace is The Triangle, so nicknamed by its residents, which has now become a talking point for miles around. The vast array of facilities inside the triangle include numerous restaurants with flavours from around the world, bars, bakeries, pubs and antique dealers. Crystal Palace park is one of the biggest area attractions. The park hosts numerous events and is open to the public year round. This truly is a fantastic place that offers everyone something to enjoy. Benefitting from being one of the highest points in London, 367 feet (112 m), Crystal Palace provides stunning views of the City. Our enthusiasm and knowledge of the area remains so important when showing around any potential buyers or tenants. Our unrivalled expertise is one of our biggest strengths against our competitors. If you are thinking about selling or letting, please contact your Crystal Palace estate agent for your free valuation today
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