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Map2 bedroom flat for sale
Dagnall Park, London SE25
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Flat
2 beds
1 bath
613
EPC rating: D
Key information
Tenure: Leasehold | 177 yrs left
Ground rent: £0 per annum
Service charge: £1,850 per annum
Council tax: Band B
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Features and description
Property Reference number : 961840
A refined two-bedroom first-floor apartment, arranged around a generous open-plan living space and finished in a cohesive, modern palette.
Set on a quiet residential street in South Norwood, this thoughtfully designed apartment occupies the first floor of a converted building, with access via a shared entrance and courtyard at the front of the property. Filled with natural light, this apartment has been thoughtfully renovated by the current owner using wood tones and a soft colour palette. South Norwood Country Park is easily reached, as is Norwood Junction station, which runs services to London Bridge in 13 minutes.
Key features
- Two‑bedroom first‑floor apartment
- Bright open-plan living/dining room
- Large separate kitchen with integrated appliances and newly installed boiler.
- Excellent transport links via Selhurst and Norwood Junction stations
- Approx. 57 sq m
The Apartment
From the shared entrance, stairs lead up to the first-floor home, which opens into a calm, contemporary interior.
To the right, a short corridor leads to the kitchen and bathroom. In the kitchen, white wall cabinets are paired with timber-toned base units and a pale quartz worktop, with the terrazzo floor adding a pop of colour. Practical overhead cupboards and open shelving provide additional storage, along with a convenient shelf for additional appliances. There is an integrated dishwasher, an induction hob and a pyrolytic oven, as well as a large fridge-freezer and a washing machine.
The bathroom is finished in muted, sage tones, with a shower set over the bath, contemporary fittings and a heated towel rail. A frosted window brings in natural light and ventilation, and a vanity with storage keeps things practical.
To the left of the main entrance, the apartment opens into a spacious living and dining room, forming the core of the home. The proportions allow the room to be clearly zoned, with space for a generous sofa and a four-to-six-seat dining table positioned by the window. Wood-effect flooring runs throughout, complemented by soft white walls and modern pendant lighting, creating a relaxed but deliberate interior suited to both everyday life and entertaining.
The main bedroom sits quietly off the living space and is a well-proportioned double, with a full wall of fitted wardrobes providing extensive storage while maintaining a clean, uncluttered feel. The second bedroom is smaller in scale but highly flexible, currently configured as a study and guest room with a small double bed, making it well suited to home working or occasional visitors.
The private courtyard at the front of the property is finished with geometric tiling and enclosed by dark-painted fencing, creating a secluded outdoor room. With space for seating, planting and storage, it offers a space to sit in warmer months.
The Setting
Dagnall Park sits between South Norwood, Selhurst and Crystal Palace, offering a balance of residential tranquillity and strong connectivity. Selhurst station is a short walk away and provides regular Southern services to London Bridge, London Victoria and Clapham Junction. Norwood Junction is also within easy reach, offering London Overground connections north through Canada Water, Shoreditch and Highbury & Islington, as well as additional National Rail services.
For wider connections, East Croydon is easily accessible, with fast links to Gatwick Airport, the South Coast and the Thameslink network. Local bus routes connect the area to Croydon town centre and neighbouring districts.
Everyday amenities can be found nearby in South Norwood, while the independent cafés, restaurants and shops of Crystal Palace are close at hand. Open green spaces including South Norwood Country Park and Crystal Palace Park offer a contrasting sense of openness and landscape.
Tenure information
Tenure: Leasehold
Lease length: 177 years (lease to be extended at the time of sale by the seller)
Service charge: £1849.[use Contact Agent Button])
Ground rent: Peppercorn
Council Tax band: B
A refined two-bedroom first-floor apartment, arranged around a generous open-plan living space and finished in a cohesive, modern palette.
Set on a quiet residential street in South Norwood, this thoughtfully designed apartment occupies the first floor of a converted building, with access via a shared entrance and courtyard at the front of the property. Filled with natural light, this apartment has been thoughtfully renovated by the current owner using wood tones and a soft colour palette. South Norwood Country Park is easily reached, as is Norwood Junction station, which runs services to London Bridge in 13 minutes.
Key features
- Two‑bedroom first‑floor apartment
- Bright open-plan living/dining room
- Large separate kitchen with integrated appliances and newly installed boiler.
- Excellent transport links via Selhurst and Norwood Junction stations
- Approx. 57 sq m
The Apartment
From the shared entrance, stairs lead up to the first-floor home, which opens into a calm, contemporary interior.
To the right, a short corridor leads to the kitchen and bathroom. In the kitchen, white wall cabinets are paired with timber-toned base units and a pale quartz worktop, with the terrazzo floor adding a pop of colour. Practical overhead cupboards and open shelving provide additional storage, along with a convenient shelf for additional appliances. There is an integrated dishwasher, an induction hob and a pyrolytic oven, as well as a large fridge-freezer and a washing machine.
The bathroom is finished in muted, sage tones, with a shower set over the bath, contemporary fittings and a heated towel rail. A frosted window brings in natural light and ventilation, and a vanity with storage keeps things practical.
To the left of the main entrance, the apartment opens into a spacious living and dining room, forming the core of the home. The proportions allow the room to be clearly zoned, with space for a generous sofa and a four-to-six-seat dining table positioned by the window. Wood-effect flooring runs throughout, complemented by soft white walls and modern pendant lighting, creating a relaxed but deliberate interior suited to both everyday life and entertaining.
The main bedroom sits quietly off the living space and is a well-proportioned double, with a full wall of fitted wardrobes providing extensive storage while maintaining a clean, uncluttered feel. The second bedroom is smaller in scale but highly flexible, currently configured as a study and guest room with a small double bed, making it well suited to home working or occasional visitors.
The private courtyard at the front of the property is finished with geometric tiling and enclosed by dark-painted fencing, creating a secluded outdoor room. With space for seating, planting and storage, it offers a space to sit in warmer months.
The Setting
Dagnall Park sits between South Norwood, Selhurst and Crystal Palace, offering a balance of residential tranquillity and strong connectivity. Selhurst station is a short walk away and provides regular Southern services to London Bridge, London Victoria and Clapham Junction. Norwood Junction is also within easy reach, offering London Overground connections north through Canada Water, Shoreditch and Highbury & Islington, as well as additional National Rail services.
For wider connections, East Croydon is easily accessible, with fast links to Gatwick Airport, the South Coast and the Thameslink network. Local bus routes connect the area to Croydon town centre and neighbouring districts.
Everyday amenities can be found nearby in South Norwood, while the independent cafés, restaurants and shops of Crystal Palace are close at hand. Open green spaces including South Norwood Country Park and Crystal Palace Park offer a contrasting sense of openness and landscape.
Tenure information
Tenure: Leasehold
Lease length: 177 years (lease to be extended at the time of sale by the seller)
Service charge: £1849.[use Contact Agent Button])
Ground rent: Peppercorn
Council Tax band: B
Council Tax: B
Current Annual Service Charge: £1,850
Current Length Of Lease Remaining: 177 Years
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