High ceilings and large original windows, very light throughout
Short walk to Bromley South station and local amenities
Share of freehold with circa 998-year lease remaining
Mains gas boiler and radiators; fast broadband available
Bedroom shows mould and wear; requires remediation
Solid brick walls likely without insulation (as built)
Service charge approximately £1,200 per year
Area described as affluent; local crime level above average
Set within an attractive Victorian conversion, this one-bedroom flat combines original period features with bright modern living. The reception room benefits from high ceilings and large feature windows, creating a light, airy space that suits both relaxing and entertaining. The compact kitchen and bathroom are practical and well presented for a property of this size.
Practical ownership is straightforward: share of freehold with a very long lease (circa 998 years) and mains gas central heating. Bromley South station, local shops and cafes are all within walking distance, and Norman Park is nearby for outdoor space — a strong commuter base for first-time buyers working in central London.
Buyers should note some maintenance and condition issues. The bedroom shows signs of mould and general wear that will need attention. The building’s solid brick walls are likely uninsulated as built, so buyers may wish to budget for insulation or heating improvements for long-term running costs. Service charge runs around £1,200 per year.
Overall, this compact period flat offers character, excellent location and long-lease security — an appealing move-in-ready option for a first-time buyer prepared to address minor maintenance to personalise the home.