House For Sale £3,500,000
Nelson Dock House, Historic Rotherhithe, London, SE16

Lovingly refurbished throughout, this Grade II listed home is a standalone property, with flowing natural light throughout, incredible living and entertaining space with Riverside views, an abundance of private outside space and a plethora of period 'Georgian home' features.

Offering the feel of a country house but within easy reach of both Canary Wharf & The City, the house has been painstakingly restored over ten years by its award-winning designer owners and was shortlisted for the Georgian Group restoration award in 2022.

Highlights of the house include a truly wonderful drawing room of 40ft with five sash windows offering commanding views of The River Thames towards the Canary Wharf skyline, a large Smallbone kitchen inspired by the Sir John Soane museum that leads to both separate breakfast and dining rooms, a beautiful & grand Georgian oak staircase, exceptional entertaining & living space throughout, tranquil East & Westerly views from each vista of the house, a large garden of 1300sq ft, and a roof garden with the restored original cupola offering incredible 360 views taking in The River Thames, Canary Wharf and Westward Rooftop views that has been designed by George Carter, five time gold medal winner at the Chelsea Flower Show.

Built in 1743 by the famous shipwright, John Randall, the house was adjacent to his shipyard and is the last surviving example of a master shipwright's house left in Docklands

Ideally positioned on a quiet street alongside The River Thames, the house is located close to Canary Wharf - accessed by a 2 minute journey from the neighbouring Doubletree Hilton, offering world class shopping and entertainment facilities and access to the wider Docklands area with large areas of waterways, ecological parks and nature walks. Further transport links can be found close at both Rotherhithe & Canada Water Stations providing easy access across London underground & rail networks, and Riverboat services allow a more tranquil journey along Thames to both Greenwich and towards the West of London.