4 bedroom semi-detached house for sale

GUIDE PRICE £1,300,000 to £1,400,000

This rarely available extended 1930's 3/4 bedroom semi-detached family home is situated on a sought-after road in award winning Crystal Palace. Benefitting from a prime location overlooking the beautiful Norwood Recreation Park and provides easy access to the trendy Crystal Palace Triangle.

The current owner has extensively improved the house during their tenure, to include efficient Corksol exterior insulation, solar panels with a 13.5kWh battery and an EV charging point at the front. Full renovations include;

Electric front gate, railings, bin stores, log store and fencing both sides
Relandscaped 40m back garden
25m2 fully insulated James Gray home office
Greenhouse and Biohort garden storage
Reinstatement of chimney breast and installation of euro compliant wood burning stove
Custom cabinetry with dimmer lighting (lounge); custom cabinetry and lit wardrobes in bedrooms 2&3
Full high end bathroom renovation
Cork based exterior insulation; exterior redecoration
GiveEnergy All-In-One 13.5kwh battery
Solar panel array (x13)
Electric car charger
Worscester Bosch combination boiler
Redecoration throughout

The ground floor consists of two spacious reception rooms with a bay window at the front, a 19ft dining room, a 21ft fitted kitchen-diner equipped with modern appliances, a fourth bedroom or study/living room, and a contemporary downstairs shower room. The upstairs includes three generous double bedrooms and a modern four-piece family bathroom. The entire house has been designed in a contemporary modern style.

Additional benefits include a 120ft south facing rear landscaped garden, complete with a 25m2 fully insulated James Gray home office,
Greenhouse and Biohort garden storage.

There's off street parking for several vehicles and the drive has electronically remote controlled gates, ideal for keeping kids inside and away from the road.

Crystal Palace has much to recommend about the town – its vintage boutiques, designer coffee shops, quaint antiques dealers, popular restaurants and regular Continental food markets and farmers markets have led to it being crowned with the coveted Sunday Times award of London's best Place to Live in 2022.

Then, on top of the Triangle, you've Crystal Palace Park - a 80 hectare Grade II* listed park that comes with a National Sports Centre and Olympic Swimming Pools.

Crystal Palace BR also runs the 'Ginger' Overground service to Highbury & Islington via Hoxton and Shoreditch. A quick change at Canada Water (Jubilee Line)gets you into Canary Wharf without too much stress. London Bridge (20 minutes) or Victoria Stations (28 minutes) are both within easy reach too, with direct trains from Gipsy Hill and Crystal Palace stations.

There's a multitude of different buses from the famous Parade into Croydon or into SE London and Central London. In fact it's an almost perfect commuter hub, which is part of its wide appeal.

Sellers Comments
I'm constantly struck by the peaceful surroundings and lush greenery that envelop this home, both front and back, with birdsong that friends can even hear over the phone. For London, it offers a rare sense of seclusion. At the back, there's a vast 40-meter south-facing garden framed by majestic, ancient trees. In the front, a large gated garden and driveway provide both beauty and convenience. The house backs onto Upper Norwood Recreation Ground, with its tennis courts and a friendly dog-owner community, offering tranquil views of treetops from the upstairs.

One of the wonderful benefits of living on Eversley Road is the proximity to the vibrant Crystal Palace "Triangle," with its charming independent shops, restaurants, markets, and other amenities. It's also just across the way from Rockmount Primary School, making it an ideal location for young families.

The house itself has been a teacher in many ways-especially in the joys of sustainable living. The garden is abundant with edible perennials, including apples, figs, rhubarb, grapes, blackcurrants, and even the most delicious asparagus. I've enjoyed growing everything from mange-tout peas to tomatoes and herbs, and it's been a delight to harvest home-grown produce that's both nutritious and full of flavor. The garden is thoughtfully designed to make this easy, and visiting children always love exploring the vegetable patches, picking and eating fresh produce straight from the plants.

Another unique feature of this home is its sustainability tech. I've installed 13 solar panels, a large battery (13.5 kWh), an electric car charger, and breathable, flexible cork-based exterior insulation that gives the house a sleek, modern look. Together, these innovations significantly reduce the house's carbon footprint, making both the home and car highly energy-efficient. In the summer, I even sell electricity back to the grid, building up credit for winter, while the battery powers the house during the day on cheaper night-time electricity. A new combination boiler, paired with the exterior insulation, ensures the home is easy and efficient to heat.

Living here, with a focus on sustainability, has been an absolute joy and a revelation. I truly feel I have the best of all worlds-a spacious plot, plenty of green spaces nearby, and just a short walk to the lively Crystal Palace Triangle. These features have made this house so special to me, and I believe they will offer the same charm and appeal to its future owners.

DIRECTIONS
Eversley Road is off Harold Road and Hermitage Road and is well appointed for Crystal Palace Triangle as well as and Gipsy Hill & Crystal Palace Railway Station. Also close by are the superb grounds of Norwood Recreation Park with tennis courts and basketball court.

TRANSPORT
Gipsy Hill (Approx. 0.7 miles)
Crystal Palace (Approx. 0.9 miles)
West Norwood (Approx. 1.1 miles)