1 bed Flat For Sale £475,000
Stunning one-bedroom, top-floor apartment set in the historic Paragon, a Grade I Listed building in a crescent on the edge of the majestic Blackheath. Well-presented and bright, the property is west facing overlooking gardens at the rear of the crescent. The entrance to the property is through a sizeable reception room. There is a separate kitchen and a sizeable bedroom, from which a family bathroom is accessed. The contemporary and cosy interior features wood flooring, modern kitchen appliances and cabinetry, and excellent storage throughout.
The Paragon is superbly located on the south side of Blackheath, a short distance from excellent amenities at Blackheath Village. The heath is part of the protected World Heritage Buffer Zone and is linked to Greenwich Park, the World Heritage site. The nearest station is Blackheath with rail services to London Bridge, Cannon Street, Victoria, Charing Cross, and Waterloo. DLR services from the station go to Canary Wharf and Bank.
Designed by Michael Searles for John Cator, The Paragon is a wonderful example of Georgian domestic architecture in London. The crescent comprises several buildings each linked by a colonnade. It was built between 1795 and 1806, and extensively renovated and restored from 1947-1958, following damage during WWII.
Tenure - Leasehold
Length of lease - circa 976 years remaining
Annual ground rent amount - No Ground Rent but Building Insurance £773.44 per year
Ground rent review period (year/month) - NA
Annual service charge amount - £1,790.56 per year
Service charge review period (year/month) - TBC
Council tax band - Greenwich London, Tax Band D
The Paragon is superbly located on the south side of Blackheath, a short distance from excellent amenities at Blackheath Village. The heath is part of the protected World Heritage Buffer Zone and is linked to Greenwich Park, the World Heritage site. The nearest station is Blackheath with rail services to London Bridge, Cannon Street, Victoria, Charing Cross, and Waterloo. DLR services from the station go to Canary Wharf and Bank.
Designed by Michael Searles for John Cator, The Paragon is a wonderful example of Georgian domestic architecture in London. The crescent comprises several buildings each linked by a colonnade. It was built between 1795 and 1806, and extensively renovated and restored from 1947-1958, following damage during WWII.
Tenure - Leasehold
Length of lease - circa 976 years remaining
Annual ground rent amount - No Ground Rent but Building Insurance £773.44 per year
Ground rent review period (year/month) - NA
Annual service charge amount - £1,790.56 per year
Service charge review period (year/month) - TBC
Council tax band - Greenwich London, Tax Band D
