Home Inspiration Local Life Lower Addiscombe

You are not logged in. Log in / Register

Lower Addiscombe Area Guide

On the outskirts of Croydon, there's lots of development to be excited about

Find another area

Where do Lower Addiscombe locals go?

Shirley Hills Viewpoint

Shirley Hills Viewpoint

This viewpoint in the Addington Hills provides breathtaking views of all of London. Make sure you visit on a clear day!

Shirley Windmill

Shirley Windmill

Guided tours and a visitor centre explaining the milling process, it's a great day out for the family.

The Tram Stop Cafe

The Tram Stop Cafe

Great Coffee and edibles!

Fennies Nurseries

Fennies Nurseries

A leading children's day nursery for little explorers (3mths) to inventors (5yrs). Launch your child's learning journey today!

Fennies Nurseries

Fennies Nurseries

A leading children's day nursery for little explorers (3mths) to inventors (5yrs). Launch your child's learning journey today!

Fennies Nurseries

Fennies Nurseries

A leading children's day nursery for little explorers (3mths) to inventors (5yrs). Launch your child's learning journey today!

Coach House Cafe

Coach House Cafe

Atmospheric, quirky venue (which is now a bistro) within a small yet perfect park.

Boxpark Croydon

Boxpark Croydon

Next door to East Croydon Station sits over 30 shipping containers with a variety of food and drink. Some of the biggest names such as Meat Liquor and The Breakfast Club have outlets.

Stuffins Unlimited

Stuffins Unlimited

A sandwich deli right in the heart of Croydon. The menu is different every day and the prices are great for the amount you get.

Khyber

Khyber

One of, if not the best Indian restaurant in Croydon. It has a wide variety of dishes on the menu, including game curries. The food is delicious and portions are perfectly sized to keep you full - but not to the point of bursting.

The Whitgift Centre

The Whitgift Centre

There's a great choice of stores in The Whitgift Centre!

Surrey Street Market

Surrey Street Market

Engrained in Croydon's history and open 6 days a week, you can pick up produce from pretty much any part of the world and it is also very cheap! My mum who still lives in Croydon is a fan of 3 bunches of bananas for only £1!

The Gold Coast

The Gold Coast

Serving the best food from the motherland, Ghana! The jollof rice served with domedo (seasoned and spiced pork) is to die for... It reminds me of mummy's cooking!

Little Bay

Little Bay

A cosy little restaurant in South Croydon with fantastic service and great food! Make sure you ring up in advance and request a booth when you book to experience the uniqueness of this restaurant.

The Portland Arms

The Portland Arms

Really good selection of beers/ales and some good wine... Chicken burger is great, too.

Why not explore the nearby areas of Shirley Oaks, Croydon, South Croydon, Waddon, Thornton Heath, Elmers End, West Wickham, Beckenham, Sanderstead and Crystal Palace

"Poet and philosopher Samuel Taylor Coleridge lived in Dagnell Park, South Norwood, SE25."

No longer in use, Croydon Airport was once a major international airport that now houses a visitor centre.

Ashley Whitehouse

Crease Park is a fantastic local, green open space in Beckenham...

Ryan Ninnis

The dinosaurs in Crystal Palace Park are a fantastic site amongst the beautiful greenery.

Lower Addiscombe quote

Michael Schult

Property prices

What are typical prices in Lower Addiscombe

Property Prices

For sale

Latest properties for sale in Lower Addiscombe

For sale

To rent

Latest rental properties in Lower Addiscombe

To rent

What locals say about Lower Addiscombe

  1. I love Lower Addiscombe because there are wonderful "old style" local shops which give it a great community feel, even though you are only six or seven minutes from East Croydon station by tram. The shops include an independent butchers, fishmongers and greengrocers. There is also a branch of an artisan bakers as well as a better known national bakers and two very good coffee shops (the tram stop and adagio). You are very close to Ashburton Park and along Bingham Road you will find the recreation ground.

Activities near Lower Addiscombe

About Lower Addiscombe

Local Estate Agencies

Lower Addiscombe estate agents

CR0 estate agents

Why not explore some other local areas
Shirley Oaks area guide
Croydon area guide
South Croydon area guide
Waddon area guide
Thornton Heath area guide
Elmers End area guide
West Wickham area guide
Beckenham area guide
Sanderstead area guide
Crystal Palace area guide
CR0 area guide

How much is your property worth?

Get your property valued by a local expert

Get a valuation

Feedback about living in Lower Addiscombe has been submitted directly by the public and may not neccessarily reflect the views of Foxtons. The description of Lower Addiscombe 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 Lower Addiscombe.

Unlock the true value of your home

Lettings & Property Management

Explore news articles, area guides and interior design trends

Setting the standard in estate agency

We combine best-in-class people and technology to set the standard for service in estate agency

Find your nearest office

Our Services

Setting the standard in estate agency

Our services
Find tenants
Property Management
Specialist services
Short lets
Help being a landlord
Help & Guides
Buy to Let Mortgages
Property inspiration
Blog
Interior Design
Local life
Area guides
Schools
Let's get social