First residents move into Croydon's latest modern apartments
The first residents a new housing development in Croydon have moved into their new apartments, with construction work said to be progressing well.
Housebuilder Bellway is building 96 new homes at Ikon - a development of one, two, three and four-bedroom apartments - on the former Lombard House site off Purley Way.
Home-hunters interested in joining the new residents at Ikon can gain a glimpse into what life could be like there by visiting the one-bedroom show apartment, which recently opened at the development.

Daniel Williamson, sales director for Bellway South London, said: “We are so pleased to welcome our first residents to their new homes at Ikon.
“Ikon offers a wide range of properties, which have been designed with first-time buyers and professionals in mind. The apartments are also ideally located - just 10 miles from central London - so it is no surprise they have proven to be so popular.
He added: “Due to the great deal of interest we have received, I would encourage home-hunters in Croydon to visit the development to avoid missing out on their dream home.”
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