The ground floor gives you two distinct spaces to spend time in. At the front, the living and dining room stretches to over 21 feet, with a bay window, herringbone flooring and recessed lighting. There’s room for a proper seating area as well as a dining table. At the back of the house, the fitted kitchen diner has exposed brickwork, rooflights, integrated ovens and a breakfast bar. There’s space for a table by the bi-fold doors, which open directly onto the patio. A separate utility area and downstairs WC keep the practical side of family life out of the kitchen.

On the first floor are three bedrooms and a modern family bathroom with a shower over the bath. The largest bedroom on this level is approximately 15 feet long, and the other two give you flexibility for children, guests or a dedicated home office. The converted loft forms the principal suite, with a bedroom measuring approximately 199 × 136, a Juliet balcony overlooking the garden, a walk-in wardrobe and an en-suite shower room. There’s also useful eaves storage. The floorplan shows approximately 1,447 sq ft in total, including the eaves storage and excluding the outbuilding.

The enclosed rear garden extends to approximately 32 feet. The paved patio sits immediately outside the kitchen, making it easy to take meals outdoors, while the artificial lawn keeps the rest of the garden low-maintenance. There’s gated side access and a separate outbuilding at the far end for bikes, garden furniture and other storage.

Dalmally Road is well placed for Lower Addiscombe Road, where local shops and cafés are handy for everyday errands or a coffee close to home. Ashburton Park gives you a larger outdoor space nearby, with a children’s playground, tennis courts and open green space. It’s a location where you can do the day-to-day things locally and still get into central Croydon easily for a wider choice of shops and places to eat.

Blackhorse Lane and Addiscombe tram stops both provide connections to East Croydon station, where you can pick up direct trains to London Bridge and London Victoria. That gives commuters two useful routes into central London, whether you’re heading towards the City via London Bridge or connecting to the Underground at Victoria. The tram also makes trips into central Croydon straightforward.

Contact Oaks Estate Agents to arrange a viewing.