London, CR0 5PU

Recently renovated by Jo Townshend Architects, this four-bedroom mid-century townhouse forms part of the modernist Brownborne Estate in Park Hill.

Developed by the renowned Wates Company in the 1960s, the estate consists of 70 houses within established communal grounds, laid out to minimise traffic.

Spanning over 1,574 sq ft across three storeys, the house has a private patio at the rear as well as a garage.

East Croydon station is around a 15-minute walk away and provides quick connections to London Bridge, Farringdon and Victoria.

Recently renovated by Jo Townshend Architects, this four-bedroom mid-century townhouse forms part of the modernist Brownborne Estate in Park Hill.

Developed by the renowned Wates Company in the 1960s, the estate consists of 70 houses within established communal grounds, laid out to minimise traffic.

Spanning over 1,574 sq ft across three storeys, the house has a private patio at the rear as well as a garage.

East Croydon station is around a 15-minute walk away and provides quick connections to London Bridge, Farringdon and Victoria.

The Tour Deans Close is a tranquil cul-de-sac, surrounded by landscaped communal grounds.

Set back from the street, the house is approached via a driveway leading to the garage and front porch, where well-stocked planters make a welcoming first impression.

Entry is to a large hallway with original tiled floors. Straight ahead, a pocket door reveals an airy kitchen added during the recent renovation.

It has crisp white walls, cork floors, and south-facing glazed doors that invite natural light to pour in.

Bespoke white units run along one side with birch ply and Formica work surfaces and integrated appliances including a Bosch dishwasher and a Smeg six-burner hob.

Next to the kitchen is a spacious utility room with storage and space for appliances.

The dining area is anchored by a birch plywood bespoke banquette, while a handy cupboard beneath the stairs provides additional storage.

Also on this floor is a WC room, fully clad in bright orange tiles and accessible from the hallway.

An original staircase ascends to the first floor, where the open-plan reception room is arranged with lounging and dining areas across an L-shape layout.

Bright and spacious, it has white-painted walls and soft carpet floors. Large glass panels on two aspects and a Juliet balcony draw the gaze toward the verdant surroundings.

The dining area has built-in cupboards. A spacious room at the front of the plan is suited to accommodate a bedroom or study. It has bright pink walls and cork floors.

Additional built-in storage is found on the landing. There are four bedrooms on the second floor, two doubles with carpet underfoot, and two singles with rubber floors.

There is a shared bathroom with a playful orange floor, a built-in cupboard, and a bath with a shower overhead. Outdoor Space A private paved patio unfolds from the kitchen at the rear of the house.

Bordered by timber screens, flower beds and leafy climbers, it is a quiet and private retreat.

The wider estate encompasses lush communal gardens, carefully landscaped and home to a variety of mature trees and plants. To the front of the house, the driveway has parking space for two cars.

The Area Deans Close lies within a leafy residential estate in East Croydon, an area renowned for its distinctive mid-century architecture.

The 114-acre Lloyd Park is just a short walk away and home to a children’s playground, sports pitches, and a frisbee golf course.

Park Hill Park is also nearby, with playground, tennis courts and formal gardens.

A short walk away, Surrey Street Market is one of the oldest street markets in Britain and has recently undergone a £1.1 million refurbishment.

Fairfield Halls, built in 1962 to bring theatre and music to Croydon, has also recently undergone a substantial restoration.

A 10-minute drive south, the Selsdon Wood Nature Reserve is a 200-acre park managed by the National Trust.

An ancient woodland dominated by oak, beech, ash, sweet chestnut, and hazel, the park offers an intricate network of walking paths accessible all year round.

There are brilliant state-run and private schools in the area. The excellent Park Hill Infant and Junior School is on the doorstep.

For secondary education, Archbishop Tenison’s CofE High School, Trinity School, and Royal Russell School are well regarded by local families.

Deans Close is an 15-minute walk or a five-minute cycle from East Croydon station, which offers fast connections to London Bridge, Farringdon and Victoria as well as to the south coast.

Croydon is part of London’s tram network, connecting the area to Wimbledon and Beckenham. The house is a short 40-minute drive from Gatwick Airport. Council Tax Band: F