147, Court Road, Orpington, BR6 0PX

* guide price £650,000 - £675,000 * Langford Russell are delighted to present this charming and well-maintained four-bedroom semi-detached chalet bungalow, ideally located on the ever-popular residential Court Road, Orpington.

This attractive home offers spacious and versatile accommodation across two floors, with excellent potential to extend or modernise (STPP), making it an ideal long-term home for families or downsizers alike.

Internally, the property offers a well-balanced layout, beginning with a welcoming entrance hall.

To the front, there are two well-proportioned bedrooms, both offering excellent natural light and flexibility of use.

To the rear, a generous reception room provides an ideal space for relaxing or entertaining, with direct access through to the garden.

The kitchen is centrally positioned and well-sized, offering ample storage and workspace, and is conveniently located adjacent to the dining room, creating a practical flow for everyday living and hosting.

A ground floor family bathroom completes the downstairs accommodation, allowing for comfortable single-level living if required.

Upstairs, the property has been thoughtfully extended into the loft to provide two further bedrooms, both benefitting from useful eaves storage.

The first floor also benefits from a modern three-piece bathroom, conveniently serving both bedrooms and enhancing the practicality of the upper level.

Externally, the property enjoys a private rear garden, mainly laid to lawn with a patio area ideal for outdoor dining.

To the front, there is off-street parking for multiple vehicles, along with access to a detached garage, offering additional storage or potential for conversion (STPP).

Perfectly located just one mile from Orpington Station, with fast and frequent services into central London (London Bridge from just 16 minutes), this home is also within easy reach of highly regarded schools, including the Ofsted-rated 'Outstanding' Perry Hall Primary (0.6 miles), and top-performing grammar schools such as Newstead Wood for girls and St.

Olave’s for boys.