This historic property is one of Chislehurst's oldest buildings and was formally the village bakery. The baker then built 'Milestones' next door and moved the bakery and shop into the new building and in 1825 converted Abury into his home.

Abury is situated behind mature hedging which surrounds the gardens to create a private setting with enclosed off road parking for several cars to the front. The immense character of the house is defined by the original exposed solid timber beams that line the walls and ceilings in most rooms, interspersed with lime-plaster panels along with large original brick fireplaces, brick arches, solid oak ledged and braced doors and some charming quirky features all creating a delightful feel to this deceptively large house. At 2,335 sq ft. This is a significant sized home with four bedrooms, three bathrooms, considerable storage space, two large reception rooms, large kitchen, separate utility room and an office outbuilding.

The farmhouse kitchen and separate utility room fitted with Shaker style cabinets, belfast sinks, range cooker and quarry tiled floor.

Royal Parade is a prestigious and easy address where you can stroll to the range of boutique shops, restaurants and pubs for a relaxed lifestyle with the beautiful back drop of Chislehurst Common. St Nicholas Church of England School, Farringtons, Coopers and Mead Road are all within walking distance. Chislehurst station is also within a mile of the property.

Local Authority: Bromley
Council Tax Band: G<br /><br />