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AN EXCLUSIVE COLLECTION OF CONTEMPORARY FOUR AND FIVE BEDROOM HOUSES IN A PRIVATE GATED SETTING Welcome to Lawrie Park Place, a gated, boutique development of 27 contemporary four and five bedroom houses close to Crystal Palace Park. LAWRIE PARK PLACE. 1 A TRANQUIL, ESTABLISHED RESIDENTIAL SETTING Lawrie Park Place has been designed as an exclusive residential development which reflects and interprets the Victorian character of the surrounding area. The properties are accessed off Springfield Road and Lawrie Park Crescent, and comprise a collection of generously proportioned family houses built in a traditional style brick. The ‘Contemporary Victorian’ design theme is further enhanced using feature gable roofs finished in slate and Victorian style casement windows. Every house has its own front and rear garden and two parking spaces or parking space and garage. LAWRIE PARK PLACE. 3 EAST DULWICH EAST DULWICH PECKHAM RYE PARK L HERNE L I HILL HERNE L M CLOSE TO SEVERAL H HILL N CELEBRATED SOUTH O T NORTH DULWICH X LONDON VILLAGES I R D L B O R HONOR OAK PARK Lawrie Park Place benefits from proximity to several of south D London’s most celebrated ‘villages’. Dulwich Village, East S H I Dulwich, Crystal Palace and Sydenham’s own Kirkdale High P Street are all easily accessible. PARK L BROCKWELL A N S E O D U T A H C O I R DULWICH R SYDENHAM EAST DULWICH DULWICH VILLAGE HERNE CHILLU PARK A L E AR R G 1. Fox’s Pub 11. Spinach 19. Village Books 25. Dugard &O ADaughters C E D L L 2. Pure Gym 12. Franklins 20. Dulwich Picture 26. The Kitchen Counter O AD HORNIMAN MUSEUM T C R RO & GARDENS Gallery E A 3. Tennis Club 13. Picture House 27. White Feather RCUL E H CI UT 21. Rocca R SO 4. The Bridge 14. The Palmerston 28. LowieT S 22. Crown & Greyhound H 5. Blue Mountain Cafe 15. Toasted TULSE HILL K G DULWICH AND I 23. Jigsaw WEST DULWICH FOREST HILL H SYDENHAM 6. Kirkdale Bookshop 16. Yama Momo FOREST HILL STREATHAM HILL GOLF CLUB M & Gallery 24. Gails H D A 17. William Rose A 29. H St David O T 7. Well Being A R A Coffee House 18. Brick House Health Foods E H T T 30. Canvas & Cream S U 8. The Dolphin O E M 31. BOnA T WEST 9. Beer Rebellion I R A 32. Wild Horses SYDENHAM NORWOOD D 10. Le Petite Bouchée HILL F WEST NORWOOD Marked locations have been taken from Google Maps and are as accurate as the scale of the overall map will allow K I R K D A A10 L E A11 SYDENHAM A501 A40 City of G L London A13 E A C W London J A R L I P E Canary PA K GIPSY HILL RK R Wharf C A P RE D E S I R R D W L A E L I STREATHAM COMMON CRYSTAL PALACE PARK F G N I R P A23 A2 S CRYSTAL PALACE DINOSAURS PENGE EAST A3 Brixton A20 NATIONAL SPORTS CENTRE THE Dulwich CRYSTAL PALACE BRIDGE Village TRIANGLE CRYSTAL PALACE Balham A205 CRYSTAL LAWRIE PARK PLACE PALACE PENGE WEST Sydenham B A24 Crystal Palace LAWRIE PARK PLACE, SPRINGFIELD ROAD, LONDON SE26 6HH A214 Penge A23 Beckenham Mitcham Bromley SCHOOLS STATE INFANT AND PRIMARY STATE SENIOR INDEPENDENT INFANT AND INDEPENDENT SENIOR SCHOOLS SCHOOLS PREPARATORY SCHOOLS SCHOOLS Croydon A. Eliot Bank Nursery E. Sydenham School G. Sydenham High School J. Sydenham High School A232 West Wickham B. Alexandra Infant School F. Kingsdale Foundation H. Rosemead Preparatory K. Dulwich College School School C. Rosendale Primary School L. James Allen’s Girls’ School A23 I. Dulwich Prep D. Judith Kerr Primary School M. Alleyn’s LAWRIE PARK PLACE. 4 PART OF THE DESIRABLE LAWRIE PARK TRIANGLE Lawrie Park Place is located in Upper Sydenham, within the desirable ‘Lawrie Park Triangle’, a leafy residential area popular with families. Sydenham is arranged around several wooded hills; with Crystal Palace Park at its western edge, Dulwich Village to the north, Forest Hill to the east and Beckenham and Bromley to the south. Crystal Palace itself is a short walk across the park. LAWRIE PARK PLACE. 6 LAWRIE PARK PLACE. 7 ‘THE HORNIMAN MUSEUM AND GARDENS IN FOREST HILL IS A POPULAR WEEKEND DESTINATION’ LAWRIE PARK PLACE. 8 LAWRIE PARK PLACE. 9 VILLAGE AND COSMOPOLITAN COMBINED Nearby Dulwich Village is one of the most celebrated of the London villages with its white fenced, leafy streets and its strong sense of identity and community. The village offers much to do, being home to the world-famous Dulwich Picture Gallery, Dulwich Golf Course and Dulwich Park. Dulwich Village is also noted for its array of boutique shops, artisan cafes and independent gourmet restaurants. A short distance to the east is East Dulwich, with its bustling cafes, bars and pubs. The perfect place for some sunny Sunday down-time. LAWRIE PARK PLACE. 10 LAWRIE PARK PLACE. 11 ‘LORDSHIP LANE IN EAST DULWICH OFFERS A WIDE RANGE OF INDEPENDENT SHOPS, PUBS, CAFES AND RESTAURANTS’ LAWRIE PARK PLACE. 12 LAWRIE PARK PLACE. 13 ACCESS CRYSTAL PALACE AND BEYOND Crystal Palace is easily accessible via a picturesque walk through nearby Crystal Palace Park. This lively area offers a wide selection of independent bars, restaurants and shops centred around Westow Street, Westow Hill and Church Road, known locally as The Triangle. Beckenham is a short drive from Lawrie Park Place and is known for its delightful village-like atmosphere, and its excellent High Street which is home to a variety of quirky pubs and eateries. The High Street also boasts a popular Odeon Cinema. Nearby Bromley is one of the area’s main shopping destinations, in particular The Glades shopping centre which boasts an abundance of high street retailers. LAWRIE PARK PLACE. 14 LAWRIE PARK PLACE. 15 PROXIMITY TO PARKS & GREEN AREAS Lawrie Park Place is less than 500 metres from Crystal Palace Park. This 200-acre park is popular with families and caters for children with a dedicated play area, the famous Victorian life-size model dinosaurs and a children’s farm. The park is also home to the Crystal Palace National Sports Centre, which has an Olympic-sized swimming pool, a gym and a wide range of facilities for a variety of sports including racquet sports and football. Other nearby green areas are The Horniman Museum and Gardens in Forest Hill, Dulwich and Sydenham Hill Golf Club, Dulwich and Sydenham Woods, Sydenham Wells Park and South Norwood Boating Lake. LAWRIE PARK PLACE. 16 LAWRIE PARK PLACE. 17 The area is noted for its proliferation of open green spaces including the Horniman Museum and Gardens and nearby Crystal Palace Park. LAWRIE PARK PLACE. 18 LAWRIE PARK PLACE. 19 SOUTH LONDON’S STATE INFANT AND PRIMARY SCHOOLS INDEPENDENT INFANT AND PREPARATORY SCHOOLS SEATS OF LEARNING ELIOT BANK NURSERY is a nursery and reception/starting school located SYDENHAM HIGH SCHOOL is an independent school for girls aged 4 – 18 with a renowned early years reception in Sydenham, which has a strong emphasis on children’s individual personal and pre-prep intake. Given its popularity with families it development. isn’t surprising that the Sydenham and ROSEMEAD PREPARATORY SCHOOL is a co-educational day school for children aged 3 – 11. Dulwich area has a wealth of excellent ALEXANDRA INFANT SCHOOl is based in nearby Beckenham on Kent House Road local schools, both state and private. and recently achieved an OFSTED ranking of ‘Outstanding’. DULWICH PREP LONDON is an academically selective day and boarding school for girls and boys aged 3 to 5, and for boys only aged from 5 to 13 years. ROSENDALE PRIMARY SCHOOL is a community school in West Dulwich with its own Children’s Centre for babies and toddlers from 6 months, a nursery for JAMES ALLEN’S GIRLS’ SCHOOL (JAGS) has been established for over 270 years and is the oldest girls’ childcare for infants from 3 and a primary school for ages 4 to 11. independent school in London. The school welcomes girls aged 4 – 19. JUDITH KERR PRIMARY SCHOOL is a bilingual (German & English) Free School run by CfBT Schools Trust. It is an all-ability school, teaching children aged 4 – 11. INDEPENDENT SENIOR SCHOOLS STATE SENIOR SCHOOLS SYDENHAM HIGH SCHOOL is an independent school which is part of the Girls’ Day School Trust. The school welcomes girls aged 4 – 18, encompassing Junior, Senior and Sixth Form intakes. SYDENHAM SCHOOL located in nearby Forest Hill is a SMT (Science, Mathematics DULWICH COLLEGE is an academically selective independent boys’ school, one of England’s oldest and best and Technology) school for girls. regarded. Founded in 1619 it has a rich history and superb facilities. KINGSDALE FOUNDATION SCHOOL is a mixed secondary school which describes JAMES ALLEN’S GIRLS’ SCHOOL (JAGS) has been established for over 270 years and is the oldest girls’ itself as progressive and dynamic. It has also been recognised for its inspiring independent school in London. The school welcomes girls aged 4 – 19. architecture. ALLEYN’S is one of the country’s leading HMC co-educational day theatre schools. LAWRIE PARK PLACE. 20 LAWRIE PARK PLACE. 21 SMARTER CITY CONNECTIONS Lawrie Park Place is very well connected to the capital. Penge West station is a nine-minute walk away which is served by both National Rail South Eastern and London Overground service. London Bridge is 22 minutes away; London Victoria 26 minutes and Canary Wharf 40 Bond Street (Jubilee) just 28 minutes. mins Charing Cross 38 mins Waterloo East 35 mins 28 Canary Wharf (Jubilee) mins 26 Victoria mins 23 Blackfriars mins London Bridge 22 mins Canada Water 18 Clapham Junction mins Penge West 9 mins walk West Croydon 12 mins Gatwick 33 mins Please note: All times have been calculated to include travelling times and, where appropriate, transfer times.
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