A bright and airy 1920s cottage, with a theatrical history sits squarley in its own grounds. With a neat front garden and good size rear garden, plenty of off road parking for two cars and garage with access to the rear garden.

On entry the size of the property becomes apparent with three double bedrooms and one single bedroom, a large formal lounge, separate dining room and fitted kitchen. Fully tiled bathroom and separate toilet with tiled under floor heating to both. The master bedroom is to the front of the property and is of a good size with double aspect windows and a door leading to a room which the present owners use as a dressing room, previously a single bedroom. Upstairs on the landing there is the third double bedroom as well as a door which leads to the attic, currently being used for storage. Subject to planning permission there is much potential should you require an additional bedroom as well as a bathroom, as they could easily be accommodated in this space.

Downstairs - The long, elegant hallway continues and to the right is the second double bedroom with front aspect window and built in wardrobe. Next to this is the lounge with gas fireplace panoramic window with sliding door to the rear garden and patio area - a quiet and relaxing place to sit. At the end of the hallway is the dining room again with double aspects and a gas fireplace, french doors leading to the patio and the garden. This room is a great place for dinner parties especially at Christmas. Onto the kitchen with floor and wall units, built in oven, hob, extractor fan, hood, preparation space with cupboards for pots and pans, 1 and 1/4 Porcelain sink, washing machine, fridge, freezer and walk in pantry.

Garden - As you leave the pantry and step into the garden you will find a door on the side of the cottage, which is the current storeroom and it houses the boiler for heating and hot water. Outside this beautiful property, there is a quiet and secluded garden with an abundance of plants and flowers among the flower beds, lawn, patio and greenhouse.

Sandford Road is within walking distance of Bromley South train station and The Glades shopping centre as well as the new St Mark’s Plaza. There are an array of restaurants, bars, coffee shops, independent and national retailers including Waitrose, leisure facilities and a state of the art cinema. The Churchill Theatre, Bromley Lawn Tennis and Squash Club, Langley Park Golf Club are all within walking distance.

The train station provides a direct service in to London Victoria in 17 minutes. By car the M25 is easily accessible with Gatwick airport being within approximately 47 minutes. Local schools include St Marks and Highfield primary, and independent schools including Bickley Park, Braeside and Bromley High School.

Just a little bit of history - Lynne Cottage was the childhood home of Dame Gillian Lynne, she was a British ballerina, dancer, actor, theatre director, television director and choreographer. She was best known for her iconic choreography of cats and the phantom of the opera.

Energy Efficiency Rating D | Council Tax London Borough Of Bromley Band F