Kingswood Avenue, Bromley BR2 - 4 bed - £880,000 - Edmund

Bedrooms: 4

Views commencing Saturday 26th August Four bedroom detached house is, in our opinion, of an exemplary standard. The present owners have managed to create a superb finish while retaining a comfortable homely atmosphere. A Marshall's Divesett Argent circle driveway provides parking for several cars as you approach the property. The ground floor consists of a large entrance hall, a lounge and living room, large breakfast kitchen room, separate utility/shower room, conservatory and cloakroom. The accommodation upstairs consists of four double bedrooms (master with en suite shower), large family bathroom with both a bath and separate shower cubicle. The garden to the rear consists of a patio area with inset lighting that leads onto a landscaped garden of approximately 100' with further surround lighting and a brick built summer house. In our opinion this property is ideal for anyone wishing for a large comfortable family home that requires nothing but enjoyment.

PorchLeaded light porch to hardwood front door with glazed insert and opaque lead light windows to either side and fitted shoe cupboard.

Entrance Hall (14'2 x 8'4 (4.32m x 2.54m))Oak hardwood flooring, under stair storage cupboard and cloaks cupboard. Radiator, Oak hardwood stairs to first floor and coved ceiling.

CloakroomOpaque double glazed window to side, half tiled walls and ceramic tiled floor. Corner pedestal wash hand basin with mono bloc mixer tap, wall mounted soap dispenser and wall mounted mirrored cabinet above. Low-level WC with concealed cistern.

Lounge (17'2 x 12'2into bay (5.23m x 3.71m bay))Double glazed lead light bay window to front with fitted Thomas Sanderson shutters, Oak hardwood flooring, radiator and coving. Central light with ceiling rose and down lights. Wired home theatre sound system, dimmer switch and gas feature fireplace with wooden mantle and marble hearth.

Dining Room (15' x 12' (4.57m x 3.66m))Double glazed sliding doors to rear, Oak hardwood flooring, radiator and coving. Central light with ceiling rose and down lights.

Conservatory (16'1 x 12'6 (4.90m x 3.81m))Double glazed conservatory with French Doors to garden, Oak hardwood flooring and underfloor heating

Breakfast Kitchen Room (21'7 x 13'1 (6.58m x 3.99m))Double glazed window to rear, two radiators and double glazed stable door to side. Range of wall and base units with marble work surfaces over and glass tiled splash backs, inset double stainless steel sinks with mono bloc mixer tap. Two larder units, breakfast bar, integrated dishwasher, Rangemaster dual fuel Toledo range cooker, stainless steel wall plate with Rangemaster extractor fan over. American style Fridge Freezer, ceramic tiled floor with underfloor heating and down lights.

Utility/ Shower RoomOpaque double glazed window to side, fully tiled wet area with power shower and radiator. Tiled worktop with inset stainless steel sink with mono bloc mixer tap, ceramic tiled floor and space for washing machine and tumble dryer.

LandingOpaque double glazed window to side, Oak hardwood flooring, radiator and coving. Storage cupboard, down lights and range of cupboards with bookshelves over. Loft access hatch to fully boarded loft with ladder, power, light and boiler on Hive system.

Bedroom One (17'3 x12' (5.26m x 3.66m))Lead light double glazed window to front with fitted Thomas Sanderson shutters, Oak hardwood flooring, coving and radiator. Central fan light, down lights with switches to sides of bed and two double built in wardrobes.

En Suite Shower Room (7'4 x 3' (2.24m x 0.91m))Fully tiled shower room with shower cubicle to one end with glass folding door and power shower, extractor fan, radiator and ceramic tiled floor. Pedestal wash hand basin with mono bloc mixer tap and mirror above, shaver light point and low-level WC.

Bedroom Two (14'9 x 11'7 (4.50m x 3.53m))Double glazed window to rear, Oak hardwood flooring, coving and radiator. Central fan light, down lights with switches to sides of bed. Central fan light, wall lights built in up and over high level storage and drawer unit.

Bedroom Three (12'4 x 9'10 (3.76m x 3.00m))Double glazed window to rear, Oak hardwood flooring, coving and radiator. Central fan light, wall lights and double built in wardrobe.

Bedroom Four (9'9 x 9' (2.97m x 2.74m))Three double glazed lead light windows to front with fitted Thomas Sanderson shutters, Oak hardwood flooring, radiator, fan light and coving.

Family Bathroom (9' x 9' (2.74m x 2.74m))Double glazed opaque window to side, heated towel rail and ceramic tiled floor. Recessed double shower cubicle (new in April 2017) with overhead power shower and hand wand, extractor fan and Jack & Jill wash hand basins with mono bloc mixer taps and vanity unit below and storage above. Inset mirror, glass shelving and electric shaver point. Low level WC, bath with mono bloc mixer tap and shower wand.

Rear Garden (approx 100' x35' (appro x 30.48m x 10.67m))Indian slate paved to both sides. Side tap and Indian slate patio to rear with lighting. The main garden is laid lawn with raised shrub borders with feature lighting and taps to the middle and rear of the garden. To the rear is a sun terrace with a 17' x 9' brick build shed to side providing summer house to one side and storage the other plus potting shed to side. There are power points to the front, side and rear of the garden.

Front GardenCircular paved front drive providing off street parking for four cars, with raised shrub borders with feature lighting, with remote control for ease of parking at night.

DirectionsFrom our offices in Westmoreland Road turn right at the lights into Hayes Lane then take the second right into Kingswood Avenue. The property can be found on the left hand side.

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