6 bed detached bungalow for sale

The Glade, Croydon CR0

Open House Saturday 12th July 11 am - 1 pm

Guide Price £600,000 - £900,000
Shirley, nestled in the London Borough of Croydon, offers a peaceful suburban lifestyle with excellent connectivity to the capital. The Glade is located in one of the area's most desirable residential pockets — a tree-lined road known for its charm, safety, and access to a variety of local amenities, making it an attractive location for families, professionals, and investors alike.
This Deataced 6 bedrooms with 5 bathrooms with a kitchen dining area, further reception room and conservatory has the opportunity to create an HMO in the existing premises, being in an Article 4 direction subject to planning, and the sizeable plot, which has a double garage and surrounding space, is large enough to accommodate an additional dwelling, subject to planning permission

Schools and Education:

Shirley is especially popular with families due to its outstanding and good rated schools.
These institutions attract a steady stream of families into the area, boosting both the community feel and long-term property values.

Transport and Connectivity:

East Croydon Station: Approximately 10–15 minutes by car or bus; provides fast services to:
London Victoria – ~16 minutes
London Bridge – ~18 minutes
Gatwick Airport – ~15 minutes

Shirley Tram Stop: Around 5 5-minute drive, connecting to Wimbledon, Beckenham Junction, and East Croydon.

Buses: Multiple bus routes (including 119,198, and 194) provide easy local access and connection to Croydon town centre.

Driving routes are well-supported by the A232, A23, and A21, giving access to central London, the M25, and the South Coast.

Local Amenities & Lifestyle:

The Glade and the surrounding Shirley area boast a range of conveniences and leisure options:

Shirley Library, Leisure Centre, and Ashburton Park – ideal for families and fitness enthusiasts.

Shirley Hills and Addington Hills – beautiful green spaces offering panoramic views over London and perfect for walks, picnics, and dog walking.

The Glade Shopping Parade – with local grocers, salons, bakeries, and convenience stores just minutes away.

Dining & Social Scene:

Miller & Carter Shirley – popular for quality steaks and drinks.

Imperial Lounge – upscale Indian dining and cocktails.

The Crown & Sceptre – a favourite traditional pub with a vibrant weekend atmosphere.

Chapter Croydon and Boxpark Croydon (a short ride away) offer trendy food, drink, and entertainment options.

Historical & Cultural Interest:

Shirley dates back to medieval times, once a rural area of Croydon known for its estates and farms. Shirley Windmill, a restored 19th-century windmill, still stands today and is open to the public — a unique reminder of the area’s heritage.

Why Move Here?

1. Strong family appeal with top-tier schools and parks.

2. Excellent commuter links to London and surrounding areas.

3. A balance of suburban calm and city access.

4. Property value growth with consistent demand in the Croydon borough.

5. Planned regeneration in nearby East Croydon, including new housing, infrastructure upgrades, and commercial developments, boosting the local economy and desirability.

Ongoing Growth & Regeneration:

Croydon has seen one of London’s largest regeneration programs in recent years:
£5bn+ invested in infrastructure, housing, and retail.
The Croydon Partnership’s redevelopment of the Whitgift Centre into a new retail and leisure hub.
Upgrades to East Croydon Station and transport interchanges.
New business zones are attracting tech, creative, and legal industries.
This wider transformation continues to spill over into Shirley, making it a forward-looking choice for both homeowners and investors.

Book Your Exclusive Slot!