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Entire Spacious Family Home with Garden & Hot Tub
Lovely bright detached contemporary and quiet family house in trendy Crystal Palace. Fantastic garden, hot tub and private driveway for 2 cars located opposite large open wooded green.<br /><br />Three large double rooms,  two with king size beds and cupboard space, plus one with twin single size bunk beds. Guests have full use of large garden with dining area, Weber BBQ and hot tub. <br /><br />Crystal Palace has excellent transport links to Central London with direct trains in 25mins plus fantastic eateries<br /><br /><b>The space</b><br />A large, light filled detached family home with private driveway surrounded by green space, full of home comforts for you to enjoy!<br /><br />Downstairs a wide porch opens up into downstairs hall with plenty of space for shoes & coats.<br /><br />A handy downstairs loo with under stair storage.<br /><br />A cosy lounge with wood burning stove and free wifi, TV & entertainment system.<br /><br />A large open-plan kitchen/diner with table to seat 6.
Our house is a 10minute walk from the bustling Crystal Palace Triangle packed with fantastic, independent bars, restaurants and the critically acclaimed Saturday bio-dynamic farmers market with fresh local produce. It also has some great antique finds along Church Road shops and Westow Hill's 3 storey Antique Emporium, not forgetting the warren of antiques at Hayes Lane market. For those in need of relaxation and beauty there are also some lovely holistic clinics in the area.<br /><br />As a transition town, it boasts a great community atmosphere and one of London's most stunning parks, the Crystal Palace park - home of historic huge dinosaur models (extremely popular with young and old alike) and a fantastic free petting zoo with animals and exotics. The park takes its name from the Crystal Palace built by William Paxton for the Great Exhibition of 1851 that sadly burnt down in 1936. Bill Bryson lists Crystal Palace Park as the 'World's first theme park' in his book, A Short History o