House For Sale £750,000
This excellent detached studio house in Greenwich has been recently completed to a design by E2 Architects. It occupies the site of a former Victorian railway cutting on one of the most desirable roads in the Greenwich Conservation Area. Arranged in an open plan with a central glazed courtyard, its vaulted ceilings, high windows and illuminating rooflights combine to create a light-filled and wonderfully private space within.
The Tour
A covered porchway leads through the stealthy London stock-brick facade and opens onto an intimate hallway looking ahead to the courtyard. To the left lies an open-plan kitchen, living room and dining space. High vaulted ceilings clad in white timber follow the original form of the building and a pair of rooflights meet the light of high-set windows and that from the glazed courtyard to fill the space with light.
Timber cladding continues down along the walls and matches built-in joinery in the form of a storage bench and cabinets above the kitchen. Large-format tiles lie underfoot with underfloor heating throughout. The glazed courtyard doors retract fully to blur the boundary between inside and out during warmer months.
On the other side of the courtyard lies the bedroom which takes the form of an L-shape. A window in the western facade provides light from a second aspect. Around the corner are built in wardrobes which lead in turn to the shower room.
The Area
Circus Street is brilliantly served by a plethora of high-end artisanal shops on its doorstep. On Royal Hill alone, there is the Creaky Shed greengrocers, Drings butchers, the self-explanatory Cheese Board, Royal Teas café, Greenwich Natural Health, Maritime Books and two excellent pubs in the Richard the First and Prince of Greenwich. The house is also located within minutes of the multitude that Greenwich has to offer.
The pretty old town, famous for its maritime history, has an excellent selection of restaurants, pubs and shops, as well as a Picturehouse cinema and a theatre. The Old Royal Naval College, designed by Sir Christopher Wren in the 18th century, hosts a popular programme of events in the gardens, including concerts, an open-air theatre and a jazz festival.
Greenwich station is a few minutes’ walk, running services to Canary Wharf and Bank on the DLR and rail services to London Bridge and London Cannon Street (taking eight minutes and 12 minutes respectively) as well as to Blackfriars and London St Pancras on the Thameslink. The Thames Clipper can be boarded from Greenwich Pier and runs services to Westminster in one direction and the O2 Arena in the other.
Council Tax Band: E
The Tour
A covered porchway leads through the stealthy London stock-brick facade and opens onto an intimate hallway looking ahead to the courtyard. To the left lies an open-plan kitchen, living room and dining space. High vaulted ceilings clad in white timber follow the original form of the building and a pair of rooflights meet the light of high-set windows and that from the glazed courtyard to fill the space with light.
Timber cladding continues down along the walls and matches built-in joinery in the form of a storage bench and cabinets above the kitchen. Large-format tiles lie underfoot with underfloor heating throughout. The glazed courtyard doors retract fully to blur the boundary between inside and out during warmer months.
On the other side of the courtyard lies the bedroom which takes the form of an L-shape. A window in the western facade provides light from a second aspect. Around the corner are built in wardrobes which lead in turn to the shower room.
The Area
Circus Street is brilliantly served by a plethora of high-end artisanal shops on its doorstep. On Royal Hill alone, there is the Creaky Shed greengrocers, Drings butchers, the self-explanatory Cheese Board, Royal Teas café, Greenwich Natural Health, Maritime Books and two excellent pubs in the Richard the First and Prince of Greenwich. The house is also located within minutes of the multitude that Greenwich has to offer.
The pretty old town, famous for its maritime history, has an excellent selection of restaurants, pubs and shops, as well as a Picturehouse cinema and a theatre. The Old Royal Naval College, designed by Sir Christopher Wren in the 18th century, hosts a popular programme of events in the gardens, including concerts, an open-air theatre and a jazz festival.
Greenwich station is a few minutes’ walk, running services to Canary Wharf and Bank on the DLR and rail services to London Bridge and London Cannon Street (taking eight minutes and 12 minutes respectively) as well as to Blackfriars and London St Pancras on the Thameslink. The Thames Clipper can be boarded from Greenwich Pier and runs services to Westminster in one direction and the O2 Arena in the other.
Council Tax Band: E
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