4 bedrooms including large principal with en-suite|Two separate reception rooms plus conservatory|Secluded large rear garden, scope to extend (subject to consents)|Garage plus partial driveway and off-street parking|Short walk to Beckenham Junction station and High Street|Solid brick construction, likely no wall insulation (upgrade potential)|Double glazing present but installation date unknown|Council tax described as quite expensive
A handsome mock-Tudor detached house on The Avenue, presented by long-term owners and ready for immediate family occupation. Interior space is well laid out with two reception rooms, a conservatory and a separate kitchen/breakfast room that suit both everyday family life and entertaining. The principal bedroom is particularly roomy with an en-suite shower, and three further good-sized bedrooms share a separate family bathroom.
Externally the plot is a strong asset: a large, secluded rear garden with mature planting offers privacy and scope for landscaping or a rear extension (subject to planning). The front provides a lawned forecourt, partial driveway and an attached garage, plus convenient off-street parking. Location is central to Beckenham: around a third of a mile to the High Street and Beckenham Junction station, with good schools and parkland nearby.
Practical considerations are set out plainly. The property dates from the early 20th century with solid brick walls (no built-in insulation assumed) and double glazing of unknown age; some thermal upgrades may be beneficial. Council tax is described as quite expensive. Overall this is a well-maintained, character family home with clear potential to modernise for energy efficiency and to adapt the garden or internal layout to suit growing-family needs.
