Trinity United Reformed Church, Freelands Road, Bromley, Kent, BR1

The property comprises an extensive church complex with frontage to both Freelands Road and Upper Park Road. The church and hall are linked buildings. The main church element is understood to have been constructed around 1895 and has principally brick elevations with some stone and terracotta elements; the steeply-pitched roofs are covered in tiles and there are smaller areas with flat roofs. There is an impressive spire to the north west corner. The church hall is likely to be of a later date and is more modest in its design and proportions; it also has a pitched roof covered in tiles and a smaller area of flat roof. Occupying a generous plot with good car parking provision for around 15 cars and further areas of garden, there are multiple entrances into the buildings which present opportunities for flexible uses. A plan is attached which demonstrates the general arrangement and approximate floor areas of the various elements. Internally, the accommodation is almost entirely at ground floor level. The main Church sanctuary presents a fine appearance incorporating a wheel window, stained glass and a vaulted ceiling. Other areas provide for supporting functions and are finished to appropriate standards. Space heating is principally by gas-fired convectors.