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Altogether there are 37 flats in a single building with lawned gardens to the south and car access off Crescent Road. The development was completed in 1982 and is close to the town centre. The properties have been designed to be easily manageable in a secure environment. The age convenant at Andreck Court is of pensionable age.

There is a resident manager and emergency alarm service, communal lounge with kitchen, guest facilities, lift, laundry and a terrace area and gardens to the rear. There is off street parking and it is a short distance to the local shops in Bromley Road.

Facilities includes a resident manager and emergency alarm service, communal lounge with kitchen, guest facilities, lift, laundry and a terrace area and gardens to the rear.

Beckenham is a residential suburb of London with good shopping facilities including Sainsbury's, Marks & Spencer and Waitrose, and a cinema. There are many local amenities and places to visit and several golf courses nearby including Beckenham Place Park, Shortlands, and Langley Park.

The old town of Beckenham lies to the south east of London and it was the Victorians, especially after the building of the railway through to Bromley and Rochester, that saw the area swallowed by London's massive expansion.

The church of St George was built in the 19th century on the site of an older church with the tower being completed in 1903. Two additional bells were cast in memory of Cecil Rhodes.

HISTORY

Beckenham is mentioned in Domesday as Bacheham becoming Beckenham in the seventeenth century. Today it is in the London Borough of Bromley, one of the largest in London and is a residential suburb.