London Lane, Bromley, BR1

Guide Price £1,250,000–£1,350,000 for this substantial four-bedroom, three-reception-room semi-detached house on London Lane, backing directly onto Parish Church of England Primary School and set well back from the road for a green, quiet outlook. Approximately 2,079 sq ft (193.1 sq m) internally, with a total of 2,285 sq ft (212.3 sq m) including the garage and outbuilding. The house has been comprehensively refurbished throughout in a considered, contemporary palette of whites and greys.

Two front doors open through an enclosed porch into an entrance hall, leading to three separate reception rooms — a sitting room (19'6 x 11'8), a second reception room (16'4 max x 13'7), and a third with a bay window (15'9 into bay x 11'11 max), where the original wooden flooring has been retained and a period fireplace, though currently blocked off, remains as a feature. The dining room (12'9 x 9'7) flows into a conservatory generous enough to seat twelve at table. At the same time, the galley kitchen (11'6 x 8'6), fitted by Howdens with handleless units, sits alongside a utility room (8'6 x 5'11). A recently replaced ground-floor shower room completes this level.

Upstairs, the principal bedroom (16'4 into bay x 12'4 max) is joined by a second double (17'6 x 8'8) and two further bedrooms (11'1 x 11' and 10'10 x 9'10), one currently used as a study. A family bathroom (9'6 x 6') and separate shower room with double basin (8'8 x 6'1) serve the floor. Every bedroom comfortably takes a double bed. New carpets and hardwood flooring run throughout.

The house has been substantially upgraded from the ground up: a brand-new roof and re-insulated loft, 100mm external insulation fitted around the property, a new boiler and hot water tank (both around a year old), a new fuse box, and a Hive-controlled heating system with external temperature control, allowing room temperatures to be set in advance. Air conditioning has been fitted in four rooms — the ground floor study, the fourth bedroom/study, the dining room, and the main bedroom — for year-round comfort. With an EPC C rating well above the national average, this house has been run and maintained with genuine attention to energy efficiency, not just presentation.

Outside, the garden is a substantial 98'5 x 42'3, fully enclosed by walls, with paving completed around five years ago, a garden shed, and secure side access via its own gate. The house alarm is included in the sale.

The property also offers further potential to extend, subject to obtaining the relevant planning—worth exploring for a buyer looking to add more add further space in the years ahead.

Tenure. Freehold.

Getting around. Sundridge Park station is around 0.3 miles away, with Bromley North a similar distance at roughly half a mile — both giving direct routes into central London, and firmly among the reasons the current owners chose this location.

On your doorstep. A Tesco Express and Co-op are both within a few minutes' walk, with Bromley town centre and its wider shops, restaurants, and transport links close by.

Schools. Parish Church of England Primary School sits directly behind the property.

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