WEST CROYDON
Embrace the eclectic energy of this South London neighbourhood, boasting diverse communities, cultural venues, vibrant street life and convenient transport links.
WEST CROYDON
Urban convenience combined with cultural diversity and a range of recreational opportunities make West Croydon an attractive place to call home.
Strategically positioned within the London Borough of Croydon provides easy access to Central London, making it a convenient hub for commuters due to its excellent rail connections.
Moreover, West Croydon boasts a diverse and vibrant community, reflecting its multicultural essence. This leads to a rich tapestry of cultures, culinary experiences, and community events. The area is also home to a variety of shopping options, with Whitgift Centre and Centrale offering a wide range of retail choices.
Residents are just a short walk to Wandle Park and various green spaces, providing opportunities for relaxation and outdoor activities. There is also a vibrant arts and culture scene, with the Fairfield Halls hosting performances and exhibitions.
A TOWN THAT HAS IT ALL
Croydon has the largest population of all the Boroughs in London, and could almost be a city in itself. The area has always been very well balanced with great living and working opportunities mixed with a bustling town center and many green open areas.
The borough has a dynamic cultural scene, with theaters, galleries, and a bustling dining scene, ensuring there’s always something to do. Croydon offers a balanced urban-suburban lifestyle with numerous amenities and opportunities.
With direct trains to London Bridge and London Victoria. There are also services to Bedford, Brighton, St Pancras International, Luton, Gatwick Airport, Eastbourne and Portsmouth. As a hub for business, Croydon also has good road links to the M25 and M23.
EVERYTHING YOU NEED ON YOUR DOORSTEP
Croydon has long been a regional shopping mecca, with the Whitgift and Centrale centres it is a popular retail and leisure destination, bringing a profile of premium brands and the newest, most sought-after contemporary chains.
The dining scene in Croydon is equally diverse, with options ranging from upscale restaurants to cozy cafes, not to mention a plethora of coffee shops and delis for those in need of a quick meal.
For those seeking a night on the town, Croydon offers a wide array of pubs, bars, and restaurants to cater to all preferences. The iconic Boxpark is a particular highlight, featuring a variety of independent and local food vendors offering a huge range of cuisines to cater to all tastes, and what better way to compliment this culinary adventure than with a craft ale from Cronx Brewery or a selection of sparkling beverages from a laid-back wine bar.
LONDON'S GREEN BOROUGH
With plenty of parks and open spaces, from nature reserves rich in wildlife to the wonderfully restored Wandle Park with the river winding through, trim-trail, and a bandstand.
Croydon is one of London’s greenest boroughs and ten of its parks and woodlands have prestigious Green Flag status. Open spaces, such as Lloyd Park and Park Hill, offer a welcome respite from the urban buzz.
THE TOWN THAT LOVE BUILT
A sense of community is a big part of living in Croydon and that is why we asked celbrated local artist Gavin Kinch to create a unique artwork for this development.
Gavin Kinch’s art of mesmerising retro-futuristic scenes has gained quite the presence in Croydon since he started reimagining his hometown within the world known as The Town That Love Built in 2014. His style has become synonymous with a forward-moving town and his work can be see on buildings, tram stops, offices, department stores and restaurants as well as hundreds of homes across the country.
To see more of Gavin’s art visit:
@thetownthatlovebuilt
Etsy.com/shop/thetownthatlovebuilt
WELL CONNECTED
West Croydon is on the London Overground network connecting Canary Wharf, the up and coming east London neighborhoods of Shoreditch and Dalston and further out into North London, Hertfordshire and Essex.
From East Croydon Station, commuters can travel directly to London Victoria and London Bridge in 16 and 17 minutes respectively. Trains run direct to Gatwick Airport, and Heathrow is under an hour away.
38 MINS
to London Victoria
32 MINS
to LONDON BRIDGE
58 MINS
To SHOREDITCH
31 MINS
to Gatwick Airport