House Clearance in Keston

Keston sits just beyond the urban sprawl south of Bromley Common, on the edge of Hayes Common. It is part suburban and part rural, and the two halves need entirely different planning.

The northern, suburban section — sometimes called Keston Mark — effectively continues on from Locksbottom and Bromley Common, and behaves like the rest of suburban Bromley: driveways, wider doorways, straightforward loading.

Keston Park is the other extreme. It is a gated community of roughly 200 properties across about 140 acres, and gated access changes the day: we need to be expected, the gate arrangement has to be sorted in advance, and there may be rules about vehicle size or working hours. Tell us when you book and we will make the arrangements rather than discovering them at the barrier.

The rural remainder is genuinely rural. Keston Common holds the ponds where the River Ravensbourne rises at Caesar's Well before running eleven miles through three London boroughs, and addresses out that way are reached on lanes rather than roads. If yours has a narrow entrance or an unmade approach, we will size the vehicle to the access rather than the load.