Moving from a flat to a house can be pretty exciting but just as scary as you will probably be thinking how on earth you will fill the big spaces that you are not used to and how you will cope with the demands of running an actual household, equally you will be happy at the fact that you will finally have a house for you and your family, a home to call your own. Hopefully by the end of this guide, you will have no worries and can enjoy a stress free move from a flat to a house in Croydon.The main thing to do whilst moving from a smaller space to a bigger space is to take time out to actually prepare and plan each room out.  This will ensure you are fully organised and have less stress compared to having no room plans at all. It is better to take one step at a time, in this case one room at a time. With the belonging, possessions and furniture you already have, you should have just about enough to fill the main rooms such as the living room, kitchen, bathroom and bedroom.  You may find, however, you cannot fill the extra rooms and studies, that is the moment in which you may start to worry about your move from a flat to a house, all you need to do is imagine the dream house that you have always wanted and furnish your house to resemble that as much as possible.When you move into a bigger home you may consider making rash decisions, running out and buying some new furniture to fill your home.  Avoid doing this as much as possible, most people who do this end up regretting the decision completely and either replace the furniture they bought after a time, or have to buy more furniture that they don’t particularly like in keeping with the tone of the rest of the décor.  If you absolutely must buy new furniture in order to store things, try to buy something cheap that you can replace at little cost, or something that you have thought about, considered and genuinely like.   Remember you don’t have to have a full house straight away, it often takes people weeks or even months to settle into a bigger home, don’t rush the job, add stress and buy things you may perhaps regret. Moving to Croydon is an ideal choice, especially for travellers or those requiring good public transport as it is a main commuter town with excellent services, which includes both rail, bus and road connections. On the flip side, in reference to the business side of things and how recession may have affected Croydon, unfortunately the image of Croydon may be decreasing as we speak, especially since the 2011 riots that hit the entire nation and in particular Croydon itself. Croydon no longer has the diversity that it once was known for 20 or 30 years ago. It has been said that one of the biggest employers in Croydon may be forced to leave due to a lack of middle-class clients. This same employer has also placed emphasis on the great value of Croydon as a borough, stating that Croydon as an areas has given so much to his company but it was indeed the repertoire of staff base (mostly local) that kept the company going and also said that if the traditional middle-class type of people they hire keep moving out of Croydon then they will have to consider relocating elsewhere.