Heathfield Road, Keston, Kent, BR2

Guide Price £525,000 to £550,000. Unique 2 bedroom ground floor apartment with a private garden and gated allocated parking space.

This former school house, built circa 1855, was converted into 12 luxury apartments in 2019. This stunning ground floor apartment is situated at the rear of the building, away from the road, and has the benefit of its own secluded garden with a backdrop of mature trees.
From the well maintained communal entrance, the front door opens into an inviting hallway with a useful storage cupboard and three windows overlooking the central courtyard flooding the space with natural light. All the living accommodation is at the back of the property with views over the private garden. The two bedrooms both have fitted cupboards and one is currently used as a study. The kitchen/sitting room is a sociable living area with double doors leading out into the garden. The kitchen comprises a range of modern fitted wall and base units with integrated appliances. Completing the accommodation is a modern three piece bathroom with ample storage. The property also has the benefit of underfloor heating.
The beautiful cottage style garden has a westerly aspect which provides a calm space to sit and enjoy the surroundings.
To the front of the building is a gated entrance from Heathfield Road and an allocated parking space.
Situated in popular Keston Village with its pubs and coffee shops, the property provides a welcome retreat from the hustle and bustle of everyday life yet with the convenience of public transport links to Hayes, Bromley and Orpington stations and shops.

Lease:- 999 years from 1st January 2018
Ground Rent:- £350 pa
Service Charge:- 2521.80 pa



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