Specialist Properties for sale in Warlingham, UK

Specialist in Warlingham available for sale

Specialist Properties for Sale Within 10 miles of the Warlingham, UK

16 Hill Rd

Carshalton, SM5 3RA

Specialist for Sale
£340,000
1,499 sq ft

Carshalton Specialist for Sale

Lot 500 A vacant Freehold church premise and associated land/parking. Further development potential to convert the existing building into residential use or create multiple dwellings on the site (subject to the requisite consents). The property can be utilised in its current format either in it current use or alternative commercial uses (subject to the requisite consents)

Contact:

Savills

Date on Market:

08/01/2026

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More details for 31a Torridon Rd, London - Specialist for Sale

Saint Christopher Christian Fellowship Church - 31a Torridon Rd

London, SE6 1AQ

Specialist for Sale
£1,600,000
4,492 sq ft

London Specialist for Sale - South East London

This freehold former church on Torridon Road offers 4,492 sq ft of versatile accommodation across two floors, including a large hall with stage, multiple ancillary rooms, kitchen and dedicated W.C. facilities. The property benefits from gas central heating, good natural light, several access points, and a front yard/play area, with ample free on-street parking nearby. Positioned close to the South Circular and within easy reach of Hither Green and Catford stations, it sits in a well-connected residential neighbourhood. Suitable for a range of F1 uses, the building is offered at a guide price of £1.6m with no VAT applicable and an EPC rating of D.

Contact:

Hindwoods Ltd

Property Subtype:

Place Of Worship

Date on Market:

13/01/2026

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54B Widmore Rd

Bromley, BR1 3BD

Specialist for Sale
£3,000,000
8,880 sq ft

Bromley Specialist for Sale - Bromley, London

A rare opportunity to acquire a landmark Grade II listed property in the heart of Bromley Town Centre. This substantial non-residential institution spans approximately 8,295 square feet across three levels and is offered with vacant possession. Architecturally striking, the building showcases a neo-classical façade with art-deco influences, including fluted oak doors and iron grilles accessed via a grand stone staircase. Internally, the centrepiece is a dramatic octagonal auditorium with hoptonwood stone flooring, oak pews, and dual parapets, surrounded by a series of meeting rooms, reading areas, W/Cs, and kitchen facilities. The layout supports flexible adaptation for religious, educational, or community use. The property includes off-street parking for 10–12 vehicles, a rare amenity in this central location. While the building has been non-operational for several years and requires internal modernisation, its scale, character, and location present a compelling canvas for transformation. As a listed property, any alterations will require local authority approval, ensuring the preservation of its architectural heritage.