Land for sale

Plot B Cricket Ground Road, Chislehurst BR7

Plot B - two planning consents available – an exceptional plot in chislehurst Choose which consent best suits your vision and create a truly spectacular family home in one of Chislehurst’s most coveted locations. Situated on the prestigious Cricket Ground Road, this rare plot combines lifestyle, location, exclusivity and convenience, with central London just a short journey away. Excellent transport connections, a wide choice of schools, abundant leisure and lifestyle facilities, and the boutiques and restaurants of Royal Parade and Chislehurst Village make this a superb setting.

Background
The Orchard is currently a substantial detached complex of 0.583 acres which has been owned by the present occupants for 48 years and has proved to be a most magnificent family home.

The main buildings were constructed in 1960 and the detached indoor swimming pool was constructed in 1986. The existing house comprises 4/5 bedrooms, kitchen, dining room, lounge and study. There is also a self-contained annexe known as Orchard Cottage. There is garaging for 6 cars and parking space on the front and side driveways for approx. 10 more cars.

The cricket ground immediately opposite The Orchard serves as a huge front garden maintained free of charge by Chislehurst & West Kent Cricket Club but is always open to the public, except when cricket matches are being played.

Plot B - £2,000,000
The site is now for sale divided into two plots (this is Plot B), each has two valid planning consents to give purchasers the opportunity of deciding themselves which consent to utilise.

Consent number one granted 10.12.24 to build one 6-bedroom 8,000 sq ft detached house with integral garaging. The planning reference number is 24/01815/FULL1 which can be viewed on the Bromley planning portal.

Consent number two granted 3.11.2023 to build one 5-bedroom 5,500 sq ft house with integral garage. The planning reference number is 23/02863/FULL1 which can be viewed on the Bromley planning portal.

Stamp Duty Saving
You will make a significant saving on stamp duty only paying the tax on the price of the land, rather than on the new build house.

The many benefits of Living in Chislehurst
Chislehurst is one of the most expensive parts of south-east London. Much of the pretty village’s charm and rural feel are derived from its surrounding commons, which were saved from development by residents at the end of the 19th century and are now protected by an Act of Parliament. Along with the village atmosphere that families crave, the big attraction for house hunters is Chislehurst’s close proximity to Central London, Canary Wharf and the M25.

Transport
Chislehurst is only 8 miles from Junction 4 of the M25. There are trains from Chislehurst station to Cannon Street that take 29 minutes, while services to London Bridge take 21 minutes. It takes 29 minutes to Charing Cross, 24 minutes to Waterloo and 41 minutes to Blackfriars. Nearby Bickley Station has direct line service to London Victoria taking only 24 minutes.

Schools
Chislehurst benefits from a variety of good private schools nearby, particularly Bromley High School for Girls and Eltham College for Boys (girls also in sixth form), Farringtons School for Girls and Babbington House (co-ed aged 3 – 11).

Highly rated state infant schools include Mead Road, Edgebury in Belmont Lane and St Nicholas C of E in School Road.
At Secondary Level there is Bullers Wood (girls aged 11 – 18), St Nicholas Lane, Chislehurst School for Girls and Coopers (co-ed aged 11-18).

Hospitals
Chislehurst is close to the Princess Royal University Hospital (pruh), Orpington Hospital, Beckenham Beacon and Queen Mary’s Hospital, Sidcup.

There are also two private hospitals nearby namely Chelsfield Park Hospital, Orpington and The Sloane Hospital in Bromley.

Leisure and the Arts
Chislehurst is a sport place, with the Chislehurst and West Kent Cricket Club in Cricket Ground Road, a tennis club in Empress Drive and the golf club in Camden Park Road.

There is a Vue cinema in Bromley town centre and the Churchill Theatre. Virgin Active has a swimming pool at its Chislehurst branch on the A20 Sidcup By-Pass.

Shops and Restaurants
The two shopping areas are along the High Street and Royal Parade. The High Street is dominated by a lovely duck pond at one end and a large Sainsbury’s at the other. Most of the shops are independent, but there are many chain restaurants, including Côte, Giggling Squid and Zizzi.

Chislehurst also has various excellent pub-restaurants including The Bull on Royal Parade, The Tigers Head and The Crown, both overlooking the Common, and the The Queen’s Head in the High Street.

Chislehurst Churches
Christ Church C of E in Lubbock Road, Chislehurst Methodist in Prince Imperial Road, St Nicholas C of E in Church Lane, St Patrick Roman Catholic in Red Hill, St Mary’s Catholic Church in Crown Lane and Ichthus Christian Fellowship in the High Street.

Further Interest
Please call Richard Piddock or Lorraine Gatward at jdm Chislehurst to discuss this opportunity in more detail and arrange a site visit.
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Material Information
• Electricity: Mains supply
• Gas: Mains supply
• Sewerage: Mains supply
• Council Tax: Existing house Bromley Band H
• This is a Conservation area
• There is a tree with a specific TPO to the front of Plot A

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Important note to potential purchasers:
We endeavour to make our particulars accurate and reliable, however, they do not constitute or form part of an offer or any contract and none is to be relied upon as statements of representation or fact and a buyer is advised to obtain verification from their own solicitor or surveyor.