House For Sale £699,995
Franklyn James are proud to present this exceptionally rare treasure of a property, built in the 1920’s as a home for the heroes. This freehold house oozes character and exhibits a century of history in the heart of the East End, situated on one of E14’s most sought after streets. This dazzling dockers cottage comprises a spacious reception room with wooden flooring, separate fully fitted kitchen with doors leading out into a stunning rear conservatory overlooking a large private garden. Downstairs you will also find a three-piece bathroom suite. Up the stairs you will discover a large master bedroom paired with an en-suite shower room, and two good sized bedrooms.
Thermopylae Gate is within close walking distance to Mudchute DLR providing quick and easy access to Canary Wharf, The City and to Greenwich. Forming part of a conservation area there are several parks and walking trails nearby along with a good choice of shops and supermarkets. Canary Wharf College, one of London’s most sought after schools, is stationed just at the end of the road.
Owners thoughts;
I discovered the oasis of 35 Thermopylae Gate while working in Canary Wharf. It is an intact historical gem, minutes by foot or bike to the brash and shining towers. A timeless throwback to an era when people had front and back gardens. The Georgean-era house has all that. There are allotments on the doorstep to grow your organic veggies, the extraordinary foot tunnel under the Thames to Greenwich. On Saturday's we loved wandering over to The Gun for lunch, a place Lord Nelson used to secretly visit.
Thermopylae Gate is within close walking distance to Mudchute DLR providing quick and easy access to Canary Wharf, The City and to Greenwich. Forming part of a conservation area there are several parks and walking trails nearby along with a good choice of shops and supermarkets. Canary Wharf College, one of London’s most sought after schools, is stationed just at the end of the road.
Owners thoughts;
I discovered the oasis of 35 Thermopylae Gate while working in Canary Wharf. It is an intact historical gem, minutes by foot or bike to the brash and shining towers. A timeless throwback to an era when people had front and back gardens. The Georgean-era house has all that. There are allotments on the doorstep to grow your organic veggies, the extraordinary foot tunnel under the Thames to Greenwich. On Saturday's we loved wandering over to The Gun for lunch, a place Lord Nelson used to secretly visit.
