Lovibonds Avenue, Orpington, Kent, BR6

Black & Blanc are delighted to launch to the market this delightful two-bedroom Victorian conversion ground floor flat in Darrick Wood House, Lovibonds Avenue, Orpington. This spacious and charismatic flat which spans over 1060 sqft is truly unique and full of character. It consists of two double bedrooms, a modern family bathroom and shower, a spacious living/dining area, a separate kitchen and substantial private communal garden. The property comes with a share of freehold and is one of eleven exceptional flats within the house.

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As you enter the property you will immediately notice it is light and airy with high ceilings and its grand 26ft hallway to greet you. The current homeowners have great attention for detail, and it shows, the reception room is truly the hub of the home as it provides ample living space and space for dining. The reception room measuring an impressive 15’11 ft. x 17’11ft, is complimented with large, double-glazed sash windows with wide slat plantation shutters, high ceilings, a working gas fireplace and views of the landscaped communal gardens. The reception room leads you to a modern galley kitchen which has all ones needs in regard to appliances and is complimented with plenty of storage.

The two double bedrooms are very well proportioned, the master bedroom also has a small study room adjoined to it which has been newly decorated with a built in glass desk and storage shelves, the bedroom offers plenty of storage, again further complimented by high ceilings and plantation shutters throughout. The second bedroom again presents itself in contemporary décor, high ceilings and ample storage with fitted large wardrobes. In addition to the accommodation is a family bathroom and shower that has underfloor heating and has been carried out to a luxurious standard. One of the many differentiators from other properties on the market is that the property is offered with a share of freehold with nominal service charge, locked storage cupboard, an allocated parking space and communal gardens that wrap around the whole estate. The property is coming onto the market chain free.

A minutes walk from 2 highly sought after schools- Darrick Wood Junior School and Darrick Wood High School, minutes walk to Darrick Wood Sports Centre, with sports halls and fitness studios, minutes walk from Newstead and Darrick Woods which contain part of the London Loop walking trails and open fields, public swimming pool next door. A couple minutes walk to Tugmutton Common, a large beautifully maintained park with walking path, tennis courts, a cricket club and maintained outside gym equipment. 9 minute walk to large supermarkets, hairdressers, cafes, dry cleaners, newsagents, restaurants, doctor's surgery and hospital. 14 minute walk to train station with 9 South East fast trains to Central London per hour (18 mins non stop to Charing Cross). 6 minute walk to bus stops to local train station.

What the vendors have to say about the history of the property...

Built in 1890, the 76 room Victorian Manor House, once a private home with grand entrance and a ballroom has documented evidence of Queen Victoria arriving in a carriage under the portico at the front of the house for a visit. The surrounding gardens once included a private swimming pool next door which has become a pool now open to the public. The house temporarily housed an Army Band School starting in 1926, it housed a family with two sons who served their country during World War 1 sadly losing their lives in doing so. The front common hallway boasts, along with an impressive sweeping staircase and a stained glass edged window, a touching tribute to the two brothers the residents recently elected to purchase two of the thousands of glass poppies which had been installed in 2014 around the Tower of London in commemoration of the 100 year anniversary of the outbreak of the First World War. There, in the front hallway are the two poppies honouring the former occupants of Darrick Wood House for all residents and visitors to see.

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Black + Blanc are delighted to launch to the market this delightful two-bedroom Victorian conversion ground floor flat in Darrick Wood House Lovibonds Avenue, Orpington. This spacious and charismatic flat which spans over 1080 sqft is truly unique and full of character. It consists of two double bedrooms, a modern family bathroom and shower, a spacious living/dining area, a separate kitchen and substantial private communal garden. The property comes with a share of freehold and is one of eleven exceptional flats within the house.



Tell me more about the property....

As you enter the property you will immediately notice it is light and airy with high ceilings and its grand 26ft hallway to greet you. The current homeowners have great attention for detail, and it shows, the reception room is truly the hub of the home as it provides ample living space and space for dining. The reception room measuring an impressive 15’11 ft. x 17’11ft, is complimented with large, double-glazed sash windows with wide slat plantation shutters, high ceilings, a working gas fireplace and views of the landscaped communal gardens. The reception room leads you to a modern galley kitchen which has all ones needs in regard to appliances and is complimented with plenty of storage.
The two double bedrooms are very well proportioned, the master bedroom also has a small study room adjoined to it which has been newly decorated with a built in glass desk and storage shelves, the bedroom offers plenty of storage, again further complimented by high ceilings and plantation shutters throughout. The second bedroom again presents itself in contemporary décor, high ceilings and ample storage with fitted large wardrobes. In addition to the accommodation is a family bathroom and shower that has underfloor heating and has been carried out to a luxurious standard. One of the many differentiators from other properties on the market is that the property is offered with a share of freehold with nominal service charge, locked storage cupboard, an allocated parking space and communal gardens that wrap around the whole estate. The property is coming onto the market chain free.



What's the location like?...

A minutes walk from 2 highly sought after schools- Darrick Wood Junior School and Darrick Wood High School, minutes walk to Darrick Wood Sports Centre, with sports halls and fitness studios, minutes walk from Newstead and Darrick Woods which contain part of the London Loop walking trails and open fields, public swimming pool next door. A couple minutes walk to Tugmutton Common, a large beautifully maintained park with walking path, tennis courts, a cricket club and maintained outside gym equipment. 9 minute walk to large supermarkets, hairdressers, cafes, dry cleaners, newsagents, restaurants, doctor's surgery and hospital. 14 minute walk to train station with 9 South East fast trains to Central London per hour (18 mins non stop to Charing Cross). 6 minute walk to bus stops to local train station.



Have a look at Darrick Wood House's virtual 3D tour now, where you can walk through the property within a few clicks. This property must be viewed to be truly appreciated, so we would suggest buyers to get in contact with Black + Blanc to get a viewing arranged as we expect a high volume of interest in the property. We look forward to hearing from you.



What the vendors have to say about the history of the property...

Built in 1890, the 76 room Victorian Manor House, once a private home with grand entrance and a ballroom has documented evidence of Queen Victoria arriving in a carriage under the portico at the front of the house for a visit. The surrounding gardens once included a private swimming pool next door which has become a pool now open to the public. The house temporarily housed an Army Band School starting in 1926, it housed a family with two sons who served their country during World War 1 sadly losing their lives in doing so. The front common hallway boasts, along with an impressive sweeping staircase and a stained glass edged window, a touching tribute to the two brothers the residents recently elected to purchase two of the thousands of  glass poppies which had been installed in 2014 around the Tower of London in commemoration of the 100 year anniversary of the outbreak of the First World War. There, in the front hallway are the two poppies honouring the former occupants of Darrick Wood House for all residents and visitors to see.