3 bedroom apartment

The Mansion at Sundridge Park is an exquisite country house fashioned in the form of a Renaissance temple and set within a sweeping landscape of sculptured gardens and woodland walks. Having been painstakingly restored and converted, the magnificent mansion provides 22 individual apartments of supreme quality.

This apartment boasts an exceptionally spacious, dual-aspect drawing-room, with full height ceilings and windows providing views over the gardens to the woodland beyond.

The apartment features an open plan kitchen and dining space with a beautiful handmade Ladbury kitchen with integrated Siemens appliances, stone worktops and a stylish breakfast bar.

The grand master bedroom features a luxurious en suite with a walk-in shower and dressing room and grants access to the apartment's private, south-east facing terrace.

There are two further double bedrooms and an elegant bathroom with sanitaryware from Villeroy & Boch.

This property has an essential utility space and is sold with two allocated parking spaces.

Owing to our commitment to keep both our colleagues and clients safe during this period of recommended isolation, we have many self-serve viewing options available to you. These include video walkthroughs, 360 virtual reality viewings and enhanced comprehensive photography.

The Mansion at Sundridge Park is enclosed within a scenic woodland, parkland and garden setting of almost 300 acres.

A proportion of the acreage is occupied by the acclaimed 36-hole Sundridge Park Golf Club. Established in 1901, the club boasts two championship-quality courses hosting many open competitions including the prestigious Waterford Trophy. All residents benefit from a coveted annual social membership.

Sundridge Park is one of Bromley's most exclusive neighbourhoods with independent shops, international and British restaurants and good commuter links in to central London all nearby.

Bromley's historical and retail heart lies in Market Square, just 1.7 miles away where a number of independent shops and restaurants supplement the high street establishments. Lively open-air markets occur three times a week and it is also home to a cinema, Ripley Arts Centre and the Churchill Theatre that hosts national tours and sees many of its productions transferring to the West End.

For residents who are interested in taking advantage of the local leisure facilities a number of clubs can be found locally including The Sundridge Park Tennis and Squash Club, Bromley Cricket Club and the independent Progressive Fitness Personal Training Studio.

Away from the hustle and bustle of the town centre, Bromley benefits from a desirable location between the leafy Kentish suburbs of Beckenham and Chislehurst, and is north of semi-rural Keston and its picturesque ponds. Beyond Chislehurst, the National Trust's Petts Wood and Hawkwood comprise acres of ancient woodlands and are a haven for wildlife.