OAKHILL HOUSE is a rare gem of an 1850, 6 bedroom, 4 reception house in one-third acre, Beckenham. The house is the major portion of a fine locally listed Victorian property offering great charm and character. The accommodation is mainly on two floors with one room in the tower. The ground floor has a most impressive entrance hall and four reception rooms. The drawing room is truly delightful with a handsome fireplace and a beautiful bay window with full height sash windows forming a door with access onto the terrace and garden. There is a billiard room with a 1932 Burroughes and Watts three-quarter size snooker /billiard table and equipment. The dining room also has similar sash windows onto the veranda and garden.

The kitchen /breakfast room has a pine country style kitchen and includes two full size ovens gas /electric, hob, dishwasher, fridge freezer, walk in larder and an attractive old, very large, pine dresser. The kitchen also has an island breakfast bar with cupboards under and access onto the veranda and garden. There is a cloakroom off the hall and a laundry room. There are six bedrooms, the master bedroom being particularly spacious with an excellent range of painted wood wardrobes. This leads to the en-suite bathroom which has matching furniture, a large deep panelled bath and a separate fully tiled shower cubicle with power shower. The family bathroom is also well appointed with a separate shower cubicle as well as a bath. There are three other good sized double bedrooms and two smaller bedrooms, one being used as a study in the tower.

The landing is extremely spacious and has a large sash window giving plenty of light. There is a basement area dividing into four rooms approached from the garden. Outside there is a gravel courtyard with plenty of parking space. The garage block will take two large cars. The house is situated in approximately a third of an acre and there are gardens to two sides of the property with a veranda running across the back of the house overlooking the garden which is well screened with a good lawn area, barbecue area and mature shrubs and trees. The property has many fine features of the Victorian era with high ceilings, decorative mouldings and fireplaces. This 1850 house is within a Conservation area as well as being locally listed. It is an outstanding example of Victorian architecture set in an unmade country-like road yet within minutes of exceptional rail, tram and bus services. London is a twenty minute train journey away.

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