Estate Agents in Norbury

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One of the great things about Norbury is that so many people disagree on where the area covers.

There is a sense of fluidity between Norbury and the surrounding areas, including Mitcham, Thornton Heath and Streatham Common. This may hamper the sense of community spirit in the area but it means you can access so many great parts of South London with ease, which is probably far better in the long run.

In fact, while Norbury is officially part of the London Borough of Croydon, it appears that the area actually straddles three different boroughs. Parts of Norbury can be found in Merton and Lambeth, so if you are looking for an area with a touch of variety, Norbury has a lot to offer in its compact yet delightful shape!

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What Norbury has to offer

Relax and enjoy the day in Norbury

A pleasant addition to the shops on offer in Norbury is the Costa Coffee, which can be found at 1411-1413 London Road. As you’d expect from a leading brand in the coffee industry, you know exactly what to expect and the Costa has become a good place to meet when you are out and about, looking to relax for a while.

Norbury offers strong travel options

Norbury Railway Station is found in Travelcard Zone 3 and the trains that service this station are mainly run by Southern although two early morning trains running from the station are operated by Thameslink. The station lies on the Brighton main line and is found between Streatham Common and Thornton Heath

During peak times, there are normally six trains an hour heading from Norbury to London Victoria and two trains an hour heading to London Bridge. Other destinations which can be reached from Norbury include Milton Keynes Central, Caterham, West Croydon, East Croydon, Sutton and Epsom.

There are also hopes that Norbury will benefit from an extension to the Tramlink, with the area being a stopping point between Croydon and Streatham.

As of November 2017, Zoopla states that the average property value of Norbury as £558,436 while in the past 12 months, the average price paid for property in Norbury stands at £469,057. In the past six months, the average price paid for property in Norbury stands at £473,515 and the average price paid for Norbury property in the past three months is listed as £427,955.

When it comes to finding a London area that offers fantastic value for money, Norbury is an ideal destination. For the price, you can enjoy a fantastic home in a quiet area with a strong level of connectivity. The local community around Norbury is appealing and you can be in the heart of London in around 20 minutes if you time the train right.

At Oaks Estate Agents, we know the Norbury market very well and if you’re looking for value and a fantastic place to set up home, we can help you out.

A blend of timeless and contemporary

There’s a good mix of property types on offer in Norbury with Edwardian and Victorian houses in the area and many examples of the sort of post-railway development property that you can find across London. If you’re looking for a cheaper and livelier option in Norbury, London Road is where you should start your property search (or come and see us, we’ll help you start your property search with a sense of purpose).

First-class school choices

There are numerous education options for you in this area, and perhaps the crown of them all is Woodmansterne. It is a wonderful primary and secondary school which has been given a rating of ‘Outstanding’ by Ofsted.