Bond Road, MITCHAM

SUMMARY
A GOOD SIZE CENTRALLY LOCATED TWO DOUBLE BEDROOM FIRST FLOOR APARTMENT WITH OFF STREET PARKING IDEALLY LOCATED FOR MITCHAM TOWN CENTRE - AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY


DESCRIPTION
Located a short walk from Mitcham town centre is the bright and spacious two double bedroom first floor apartment . The property comprises of a modern fitted kitchen with white goods provided, a good sized separate living room which is of ample size for a sitting and dining space, two good sized double bedrooms and a bathroom.

The property also benefits from double glazing, gas central heating, wooden flooring throughout and off street parking.

Offered unfurnished

Available July.

Council Tax Band C Merton

Deposit £1725.00

General Information:
A leafy South London suburb Mitcham is a popular district in the London Borough of Merton. It’s centered just over seven miles (11.5 km) south-west of Charing Cross. Regarded as a suburb, it’s on the border be-tween Inner London and Outer London, and was historically in the county of Surrey. Often sub divided into Mitcham Town Centre and Mitcham Common it’s well developed both residentially and commercially, with good connections via train, bus and tram.

Transport facilities have improved immeasurably in recent years, with the introduction of the 4-stop tram in 2000 giving easy access to Wimbledon, Croydon and Beckenham. More recently, the introduction of Mitcham Eastfields Railway offers a direct line into central London, as well as connections to the south coast.

Amenities:
A secret locals don’t want to let out is the Oriental Supermarket & Wholesaler Hoo Hing on Western Road selling everything needed to prepare the perfect Asian. The small café at the rear serving, value no fuss chinese food is particularly popular at weekend lunchtimes.
The increasingly popular supermarket chain Lidl has a branch also on Western Road. Mitcham Market is getting a new lease of life with special themed days and ‘Love Mitcham’ events boosting local traders and encouraging entrepreneurs to set up in Mitcham.

Socializing in Mitcham:
The Kings Arms is an old traditional pub, almost certainly Victorian and right by the open area centered on the Mitcham Clock Tower.
The Queens Head pub lies within a conservation area opposite what is believed to be the country’s oldest cricket green. The sport is said to have been played there since the 1690s, even once attracting Admiral Lord Nelson as a spectator, and the green is still in use today
The White Hart pub is a listed 18th century building close to the Cricket Green and the Wandle Industrial Museum and has some spectacular hanging baskets displayed outside every summer.

Locals know there are culinary gems to be found here when you know where to look. Like CHAK89, an award-winning restaurant with a reputation for serving impeccable cuisine of the highest quality. It’s famed as a banqueting venue as well as a restaurant, playing host to a stellar selection of celebrities, sportspeople and pop stars. It’s also a popular night spot for the cream of Bollywood whenever they’re in town.

Mitcham Common is one of the most interesting and varied open spaces to be found in South Lon-don. Straddling the boroughs of Merton, Croydon and Sutton, it encompasses a 182 hectare (460 acre) site of Metropolitan Importance for Nature Conservation. It’s also part of the re-nowned Wandle Valley Regional Park.



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