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Welcome to Croydon
Love the hustle and bustle of a large town and want quick and easy access to Central London? The Greater London Borough of Croydon and its adjoining areas including Purley, Coulsdon, Sanderstead and Shirley could be right up your street.
This vibrant borough is every bit a cultural metropolis, brimming over with art attractions, entertainment venues, major retail centres, fantastic food from around the world, and businesses of every size and industry. It's also a centre of world-class artistic talent in stage, screen and music, and home to the renowned BRIT School of Performing Arts.
One of the largest districts in Greater London, there really is something for everyone in Croydon. Let Clarendons help you discover Croydon properties - we know the area and the market inside out.
Croydon gives us the best of both worlds - vibrant city living with excellent schools and transport links to Central London. The cultural scene and business opportunities are fantastic. Clarendons made our move seamless and stress-free.
The Croydon Property Market
Croydon's average property price is £405,495, reflecting robust urban demand and infrastructure investment. Detached properties are now among the most expensive in South London's commuter belt.
Average Property Prices
Property data as of July 2025 - source: Rightmove
Properties are spending about 13 weeks on the market, with renewed interest due to regeneration schemes and transport links.
Croydon Town
You really can "shop 'til you drop" in Croydon with two major shopping hubs, the Centrale and Whitgift Centre and Valley Park retail Centre, plus a host of smaller centres and precincts throughout the town, including a great selection of small independent retailers. We suggest taking a break from your retail adventures to pop into Boxpark Mall for the ultimate world food and drink experience.
Love art? Then you are going to love Croydon with its stunning art installations, incredible street art and murals throughout the town, and it even has its own art trail to help you discover them.
You may be forgiven for thinking that Croydon was a concrete jungle but far from it. There are literally dozens of peaceful green spaces to relax and unwind in, as well as playgrounds, outdoor recreation and sporting venues, and woodland parks to get back to nature in.
We can't talk about Croydon without mentioning Crystal Palace FC and their Selhurst Park Stadium. Croydon's home team fans are one of the most loyal groups of supporters you'll ever meet, welcoming new fans with open arms.
Croydon has attracted a great deal of business investment over recent years and many large corporations have moved out of Central London and made Croydon their home. Large office blocks create a very metropolitan feel, and business is certainly booming in Croydon.
Transport
Trains, trams, rail and bus travel is excellent in and around Croydon with regular routes running daily to and from London and the surrounding areas. Train services also run all the way to Brighton.
The M23 and M25 are also within easy reach for road travel throughout the south and beyond, making Croydon perfectly connected for both business and leisure.
Education
Croydon has an incredibly wide and diverse range of educational facilities, including state grammar and independent schools, private fee-paying schools, sixth-form colleges, higher education colleges offering university-level education, and several international schools.
The arts are a big feature of Croydon life and as well as the BRIT School of Performing Arts, students can study fine art, literature, languages and a host of other off-mainstream subjects.
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