£450,000
2 bed semi-detached house for saleBucks Cross Road, Orpington BR6
2 beds
1 bath
2 receptions
EPC Rating: D
Freehold
About this property
Grade II Listed Semi-Detached Cottage
Period Features Throughout
Cosy Reception Room With Log Burner
Stylish Three-Piece Bathroom & Utility Area
Bright Dining/Living Area
Kitchen With Fitted Freestanding Units & Range Of Appliances
Around 100ft Of Landscaped South Facing Rear Garden
Two Fully Insulated & Powered Outbuildings
Langford Russell are pleased to present this beautifully maintained two-bedroom, Grade II listed semi-detached cottage, nestled in the heart of the Chelsfield Village conservation area.
This delightful period home is ideally situated close to local shops, highly regarded schools, and excellent transport links.
Upon entering, you are welcomed into a cosy ground floor reception room, complete with a characterful log burner—perfect for winter evenings. The ground floor also features a stylish three-piece bathroom and a convenient utility area.
Upstairs, the first floor hosts a bright dining / living area which flows seamlessly into the kitchen, fitted with freestanding units and a full range of appliances, including a five-burner gas range cooker. Discreetly tucked behind a wooden panel door, a staircase leads to the top floor bedroom suite. Originally two separate rooms, the current owners have thoughtfully reconfigured the space to suit their lifestyle, but the layout could easily be reverted if desired. The level has also benefited from new window refurbishments and full redecoration.
The beautifully landscaped south facing garden, accessed via the kitchen, reaches around 100ft which features a patio area, multiple storage sheds, and two fully insulated and powered outbuildings. One is currently used as a guest bedroom/studio, while the other serves as a dedicated home office—making it ideal for modern living and remote working.
Additional benefits include off-street parking for two vehicles and an array of period features including exposed wooden beams, cottage-style windows, and two working fireplaces, all of which add to the home’s historic charm.
Set on the R7 bus route, this picturesque Kentish village location offers the tranquillity of countryside living while being just a short distance from Orpington town centre, where you'll find a cinema, cafes, restaurants, and more. For commuters, both Orpington and Chelsfield stations are nearby, offering direct services to London Bridge in just 17 minutes—making this property an ideal blend of rural peace and urban convenience.
Tenure - Freehold
Council Tax London Borough Of Bromley Tax Band - D
Energy Efficiency Rating - D
This delightful period home is ideally situated close to local shops, highly regarded schools, and excellent transport links.
Upon entering, you are welcomed into a cosy ground floor reception room, complete with a characterful log burner—perfect for winter evenings. The ground floor also features a stylish three-piece bathroom and a convenient utility area.
Upstairs, the first floor hosts a bright dining / living area which flows seamlessly into the kitchen, fitted with freestanding units and a full range of appliances, including a five-burner gas range cooker. Discreetly tucked behind a wooden panel door, a staircase leads to the top floor bedroom suite. Originally two separate rooms, the current owners have thoughtfully reconfigured the space to suit their lifestyle, but the layout could easily be reverted if desired. The level has also benefited from new window refurbishments and full redecoration.
The beautifully landscaped south facing garden, accessed via the kitchen, reaches around 100ft which features a patio area, multiple storage sheds, and two fully insulated and powered outbuildings. One is currently used as a guest bedroom/studio, while the other serves as a dedicated home office—making it ideal for modern living and remote working.
Additional benefits include off-street parking for two vehicles and an array of period features including exposed wooden beams, cottage-style windows, and two working fireplaces, all of which add to the home’s historic charm.
Set on the R7 bus route, this picturesque Kentish village location offers the tranquillity of countryside living while being just a short distance from Orpington town centre, where you'll find a cinema, cafes, restaurants, and more. For commuters, both Orpington and Chelsfield stations are nearby, offering direct services to London Bridge in just 17 minutes—making this property an ideal blend of rural peace and urban convenience.
Tenure - Freehold
Council Tax London Borough Of Bromley Tax Band - D
Energy Efficiency Rating - D
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