South Croydon is a lively and well-connected suburb in the London Borough of Croydon (south London), known for blending residential charm with handy local amenities. The area boasts a range of shops, cafes, restaurants, supermarkets, and independent businesses, making everyday errands and social outings easy and pleasant for residents. There are also numerous green spaces nearby, such as Lloyd Park and other parks and recreational grounds, offering outdoor space for walking, sports, and relaxation. Transport links are one of South Croydon’s strong points: South Croydon railway station provides frequent services into central London, including London Victoria and London Bridge, making commuting straightforward, and the area is well served by multiple bus routes connecting to Croydon, Bromley, Beckenham, and beyond. There's also access to Tramlink services nearby at stops such as Lloyd Park. Education is well catered for, with Trinity School – a respected independent school, together with other highly-rated local state and independent schools, which makes South Croydon especially popular with families looking for good schooling options.
The Store is a stylish, open-plan venue in South Croydon’s vibrant restaurant quarter, set in a characterful former 1900s Sainsbury’s with California-inspired interiors. It seats 120 in the main area plus 20 in a self-contained function room, making it ideal for sociable dining and events. Well located with strong transport links and benefiting from Croydon’s ongoing regeneration, it offers excellent potential for an experienced operator to re-establish it as a standout local destination.
The Store is a visually stunning venue, located in South Croydon’s vibrant restaurant quarter. The Store combines the relaxed charm of a neighborhood pub with the polish of a modern eatery. Think concrete bar, potted greenery, and soft, low lighting. It would not be out of place in Greenwich Village, New York, or any other cosmopolitan city. It’s a stylish space that suits everything from laid-back brunches to big celebrations. Come evening, it’s all about gathering with friends and sociable dining, with good food, easy style, and a space made for everything from date nights to weekend lunches. The Store should be Croydon dining and socialising at its finest.
There is no private accommodation as the site is operated as a lock-up.