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SE25 Area Guide

A locals' guide to SE25

Where do SE25 locals go?

Why not explore the nearby areas of
elmers end,
thornton heath,
crystal palace,
shirley oaks,
croydon,
norwood,
norbury,
beckenham,
sydenham,
and upper sydenham

Did you know?

"Crystal Palace F.C. holds the record for the most relegations in the Premier League and subsequently the most promotions in the play-offs."
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Streatham Common is the perfect place to hang out when the sun is shining.
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Stephanie Kele

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In the heart of Dulwich, Dulwich Park is beautiful on a sunny evening, either walking the dog or taking a leisurely stroll...
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Jennifer Purchase

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The independent shops and cafes and charming period properties make East Dulwich the perfect place to set up home.
Michael Schult

Michael Schult

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What locals say about SE25

“South Norwood is unpretentious, friendly, easy to get around and very green!”

“South Norwood is vibrant and diverse. Residents have a civic pride in the area, which has many unique and quirky features. In 1966 the stolen World Cup was found here by Pickles the dog – an event celebrated by the South Norwood Tourist Board last year. In Tennyson Road there is a blue plaque marking the place where Arthur Conan Doyle once lived. Culturally we have an annual arts festival organised by SNAF (South Norwood Arts Festival). The Sensible Garden is a little oasis of calm and tranquility, and for broader vistas, see South Norwood lakes and the Country Park. We also have a monthly street market at the Clocktower, a varied selection of drinking holes to suit every taste and pocket. We have great transport links and schools and our very own Love Lane won the Play Street of the Year award 2016 (London Adventure Play Awards) demonstrating the locals commitment to making South Norwood a great area to bring up a family.”

“I think that SE25 is so underrated....it has great transport links - trains to Victoria, London Bridge and Canary Wharf/ East London. South Norwood Country Park, lakes and the gym are all so handy. There are a few nice cafes - Yeha Noha, Coffee Craft, and pubs - Shelverdine Goat and The Portland Arms. We have a monthly market and a new gallery has just opened, too. It ticks all the boxes for me :) ”

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About SE25

SE25 is the postcode district in South East London incorporating the areas of South Norwood, Selhurst and is covered by the Croydon local authority.

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Feedback about living in SE25 has been submitted directly by the public and may not necessarily reflect the views of Foxtons. The description of SE25 was modified from Wikipedia and is available under the Creative Commons licence. Land Registry data is Crown copyright. All the views and contributions contained within Foxtons Local Life are those of the contributors. All content is assessed before publishing for taste, however free opinion is encouraged. Foxtons accept no payment or sponsorship for content that is posted about SE25.