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6 bedroom detached house for sale
Edward Road, Sundridge Park, Kent, BR1
£975,000
Edward Road, Sundridge Park, Kent, BR1
£975,000
Our Summary
- CONSENTED LAND FOR SALE Plot of c
- 200' deep x 62' wide) with planning permission granted for this six-bed house of c
- The study has ample room for fitted storage and dual work stations, ideal for a work from home family, and there is a sizeable utility room to support large household needs
- PLANNING CONSENTPermission was granted in 2019 and has technically been implemented so as not to expire
- Details of the planning consent can be found on the London Borough of Bromley planning portal as follows: Consent granted 19
- | Land Adjacent To 27 Edward Road Bromley Implementation of consent:22/04117/ELUD | Confirmation of commencement of development of planning permission reference 19/03181/FULL1 dated 19
- If you would like to be put in touch with a few build contractors to get an idea of potential build costs then we can provide contact information for you, or you may have a preferred contractor of your own
- Planning consent granted
Description
This idyllic plot of land in Sundridge Park Village offers a rare opportunity to build a six-bedroom home with stunning views of the surrounding area. The 0.27-acre plot is situated just an 8-minute walk from the village center, with its shops, restaurants, and bus routes, as well as a 6-9 minute walk to the Sundridge Park Golf Course and Tennis, Squash & Padel Club. The plot is surrounded by attractive roads and is close to highly favored schools, including Scotts Park Primary and Breaside school. The proposed accommodation features a spacious reception hall, extensive kitchen, dining, and reception rooms, five double bedrooms, and a principal suite with a Juliet balcony and en-suite bathroom. The property also includes a double garage, study, utility room, and guest cloakroom. A lift to all floors can be fitted to provide full flexibility for any family requirements. The plot is deep, offering a substantial garden area, and planning consent was granted in 2019. The asking price is for the land only, and potential build costs can be discussed with local contractors. The site is available to build immediately after purchase, and the vendor has agreed to pay the Community Infrastructure Levy.