Number Forty Seven, Stone Park Avenue is a large detached villa in Beckenham offering a friendly and relaxed family atmosphere. Rooms are available for both short or longer stays

Fine furniture, thoughtful decoration and a varied art collection reflects the family's interest in Scotland, antiques, music and the theatre.

 

A perfect blend of all the comforts of home.

 


 

 Enjoy a delicious Continental Breakfast consisting of freshly home-baked bread and muffins, as well as a selection of cereals, fresh fruit, fruit juices, yogurt and plenty of toast, croissants, tea or coffee. For a little extra, you can enjoy a hearty Caledonian Breakfast including porridge followed by sausages, sliced sausage, black pudding, potato scones, mushrooms, tomatoes and free range eggs.

 

Dining Room

 

Views from the bright and sunny dining room start with the beautiful designer garden and outdoor swimming pool extending into delightful ancient woodland beyond.

 



This haven gives easy access to central London, Bromley, Croydon and rural Kent. It is the perfect base for visitors, both business and leisure, who prefer to be away from the rush and expense of the inner city.

 

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Guestbook

  


John Jarrold     28/06/2008     10:39

Highly recommended


Having spent three nights at Number 47, Matt Stainer made me feel extremely welcome. The atmosphere is relaxed, my room (the Blue and White) was wonderful, and the setting is ideal. It's also centrally placed for Beckenham, Bromley and other shopping and restaurant areas (a ten-minute walk to Beckenham or Elmers End), as well as being close to central London.

Very highly recommended!

Donna Hazelton     28/06/2008     10:39

Peaceful Haven for touring performers


I found Number Forty Seven and its genial landlord Matt Stainer when my most recent show, Girls Behind, was performing at the Churchill Theatre in Bromley. I would certainly recommend it to other performers at the Churchill for its comfort, closeness to the theatre and (importantly) value for money.

Our agent had booked us into a nightmare of a place miles from the theatre. You can understand how delighted we were when we found such nice alternative accommodation from the digs list at the Theatre. Indeed, my co-star, Sue Devaney and myself were the first guests when the B&B re-opened in October 2007. The standard of cleanliness and decoration was significantly higher than some digs I have stayed in and the regime very flexible. Once we had the keys we were able to come and go as we pleased.

The rooms were great containing all that was necessary for a civilised life on the road – TV, CD player, ensuite bathroom, hairdryer and coffee making facilities. Sleeping till past midday was no problem and we had full use of the kitchen (fridge, microwave, oven) and so could eat when we pleased. There was also a lounge with deep cushioned sofas and a real fire – great for a glass or two of wine to help wind down after the show!






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