Set within an elegant Edwardian double-fronted conversion dating back to the early 1900s, this beautifully renovated ground floor garden apartment offers an appealing blend of period character and modern living. Arranged across East - West wing layout with high ceilings, generous proportions and excellent natural light throughout, the property provides approximately 786 sq ft of thoughtfully arranged living space. Previously under offer, the property has now returned to the market following the buyer’s decision to relocate elsewhere, offering a renewed opportunity for buyers seeking a spacious garden apartment in this well-connected location. The accommodation comprises three well-proportioned bedrooms, including a spacious principal bedroom with modern ensuite shower room, alongside a stylish family bathroom featuring contemporary fittings and underfloor heating. Each bedroom benefits from excellent natural light, with the bay-fronted room adding further character to the home. The private garden provides a generous outdoor retreat, offering both patio and lawn areas ideal for summer dining, entertaining guests or simply enjoying peaceful outdoor space rarely found with apartments in this price range. Offered with Share of Freehold, this charming Edwardian conversion combines the elegance of its original architecture with the comfort and convenience of modern refurbishment. For couples or young families seeking a more affordable alternative to a house, the space and garden here offer an appealing combination rarely found in apartments at this price point. Living room & Kitchen – 12’10” x 12’1” The bright open-plan living space enjoys high ceilings and excellent natural light, with patio doors opening directly onto the garden. The contemporary kitchen features sleek grey cabinetry, integrated appliances, generous worktop space and modern tiling, creating a stylish yet practical cooking area. Principal bedroom & ensuite bathroom – 12’2” x 11’11” Into the West wing of the apartment, a spacious double bedroom with a calm neutral finish, complemented by a fitted with contemporary tiling, vanity storage and 12’ 0 x 9’7” As you enter the of the apartment, to the far right of the hallway, you will be inside a bedroom featuring a bay window with , new carpets and . – 9’11” x 9’11” Another well-proportioned double bedroom overlooking the side aspect of the property, ideal as a guest room, home office or additional bedroom.  – 7’5” x 4’9 Finished with a modern three-piece suite including bath with overhead shower, contemporary tiling, heated towel rail and for added comfort. - 7’7” x 6’7” Matt Grey cabinetry seamlessly integrating the appliances - featuring White rectangular wall tiling on the walls at eye level with a generous amount of storage space covered by a White counter top - a one-bowl stainless steel inset sink with a polished stainless steel dual-lever mixer tap – a 4 burner gas hob - fixed above the counter top is a stainless steel chimney extractor hood 40’8” x 26’10” A beautifully balanced garden space – the immediate section is a levelled, well-maintained patio with perfect for outdoor furniture for cozy gatherings or sipping on a morning coffee - leading onto some , soft underfoot and adding a sense of liveliness and calm  – On Road parking by way of a permit – Band C • Edwardian ground floor conversion • Share of Freehold • Recently renovated throughout • Approx. of living space • Three bedrooms • Two bathrooms including ensuite • High ceilings and period proportions • Open-plan living space • Private garden with patio and lawn • Double glazing • Gas central heating • Permit parking available • Ideal first home or investment With its proportions, and , the home offers a . Whether enjoying a quiet morning coffee on the patio, hosting summer gatherings with friends or simply relaxing in a bright and spacious living environment, the property . into Central London alongside an established residential community. Thornton Heath away, providing , making it ideal for commuters. West Croydon and Selhurst stations are also within easy reach, offering additional rail and London Overground connections. Residents benefit from a wide range of amenities nearby, including supermarkets such as , along with the where and independent traders create a , Shopping Centre , a well-known cultural Much of Thornton Heath’s housing was developed during the Edwardian period, which is why often , and .