• Tenure: Freehold

• Outside space: Yes

• Parking: Yes

• EPC: E

Key features and description

Woodlands Road is one of the most sought after private roads in Chislehurst, boasting some of the most beautiful homes in the area. 

This particular house, with gardens surrounding it on all sides, is the one that always catches the eye. On the ground floor, every room has a clear purpose, a billiards room that can double as a formal dining space, an impressive drawing room and a bright playroom across the hall, with practical additions like a boot room, a stylish guest WC and a separate utility room. 

At the centre of the home is a Burlanes-designed kitchen. Bright and perfectly balanced, it features Miele appliances, twin dishwashers and a Quooker tap. 

Three arched windows and bifold doors open onto the garden, allowing easy movement between inside and out. A shower room connects directly to the garden, ideal after a swim or long afternoons outdoors. The garden has been redesigned by a skilled landscaping team to feel private and established, framed by mature trees and planting that looks effortless. 

There's a heated outdoor pool with shower, a beautiful sun terrace with outdoor kitchen and BBQ area, gym overlooking a eucalyptus tree, and fig trees that fruit each summer. Because the garden wraps around the entire house, there's always a sunny spot or a quiet place in the shade. 

Upstairs, the first floor holds five bedrooms, three with their own en-suites and dressing rooms. Each room has its own personality but shares the same thoughtful detailing: underfloor heating, soft marble tiles from Mandarin Stone and undercounter censored lighting for nighttime use. 

All joinery wardrobes, vanities and storage were created bespoke, giving the house an individual, refined look. Built around 1910 as two neighbouring properties and later combined, it now stands as one generous Edwardian home in an Arts and Crafts style. 

Chislehurst station sits at one end of the road and Bickley at the other, both offering fast routes into London Bridge, Cannon Street and Victoria. 

Nearby schools include Bickley Park, Babington House, Bromley High and Bullers Wood for both boys and girls. At weekends, Scadbury Park and Hawkwood offer woodland walks, while Royal Parade has become a go-to for cafés and restaurants, breakfast at Melk, lunch at Walnuts Café or drinks at Fish Union.

Chislehurst High Street is only minutes away for everyday essentials, and Bromley is close for larger stores like M&S and Waitrose.