2 bedroom Bungalow
Edmunds Avenue, Orpington
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Showcase Saturday 19th Sepember at 3pm
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Situated on the popular Edmunds Avenue, this two-bedroom semi-detached bungalow offers an exciting opportunity for buyers looking for a home with excellent potential for future enlargement, subject to the necessary planning permissions.
This Is The One
The property currently offers well-proportioned accommodation including a spacious living room/diner, a fitted kitchen, two bedrooms and a family bathroom. To the rear of the property, there is also a useful lean-to providing additional versatile space. The generous layout provides a fantastic foundation for someone looking to modernise and personalise the property to their own taste.
Externally, the property benefits from a private south-facing rear garden, providing an excellent outdoor space that enjoys a good level of natural sunlight throughout the day. To the front, there is a private driveway providing off-street parking.
One of the property's biggest attractions is the potential to extend and significantly improve the existing accommodation, subject to planning permission and the usual consents. This makes the bungalow particularly appealing to those looking for a property they can add value to over time.
Property Reference: HRT018710275
Entrance Hall
Lounge/Diner 19ft 5 x 14ft 15
Wood Floor , Double glazed rear facing window , Radiator
Kitchen 9ft 1 x 8ft 2
Tile floor , Space for dishwasher , Washing machine, Fridge , Double glazed rear facing door and windows
Bedroom One 14ft 04 x 11ft 54
Wood Floor , Double glazed front window , Radiator
Bedroom Two 8ft 14 x 7ft 57
Double glazed front facing window , Carpet , Radiator
Family Bathroom
Shower , Toilet , Sink , Wood Floor
Front Garden
paved for off street parking
Rear Garden
patio, lawn, flower beds
About Orpington
The suburban town of Orpington lies in the London Borough of Bromley in Greater London. With easy access via rail to central London, it is popular with commuters.
You can barely move in Orpington for 'Good' and 'Outstanding' primary and secondary schools. St Olave's and St Saviour's Grammar (for boys) is considered one of the top state secondaries in the country, while Newstead Wood School is one of the most highly regarded secondaries for girls in the area.
There is plenty of culture and local history, including Orpington Parish Church and The Priory, a medieval hall house which is today a museum.
There are pubs, bars and restaurants aplenty in the centre of Orpington, including a new seven-screen Odeon cinema. It’s one of only a few in the UK with 4k digital projectors, offering an unrivalled viewing experience.
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