House For Sale £3,250,000
LAUNCHING SATURDAY 26TH AUGUST! Located on the most sought after road in West Greenwich and literally moments from the gates of The Royal Park, with its Observatory, is this magnificent six double bedroom, five storey Grade II listed Georgian house, which features what we believe to be, one of the biggest gardens in the area.
This outstanding house offers generous living space and was lovingly restored and extended by the current owners in 2020/21, whilst still retaining many of its original features. Along with original exposed beams, there is a central chimney breast that runs through the entire house, with open brickwork, that creates a wonderful sense of history. The internal accommodation briefly comprises of six bedrooms and two reception rooms. The lower ground floor features a third reception/cinema room with bar area, that leads onto a stunning extended kitchen, with trifold doors onto a secluded sunken terrace. There are four bathrooms, including ensuites, fitted to the highest standard. The stunning and picturesque landscaped garden is south west facing, and as mentioned, is certainly larger than most in the area. From the sunken terrace, there are steps up onto a lovely Astro turfed area. There is also a raised decking above the kitchen which is accessed from the hall floor receptions.
Crooms Hill is commonly thought of as one the best roads in Greenwich and indeed the south east of London. It is in a prime position directly facing the Park and the house is just a stone’s throw into to the heart of Historic West Greenwich. The town centre maintains a quaint rural village feel and is steeped in history from roman remains and ancient burial grounds, to the old royal naval hospital, the royal observatory, the national maritime museum, and the spectacularly restored Cutty Sark, the last of the great tea clippers. Greenwich's covered market is one of London’s best and attracts people from all over the capital. It offers wares from local artist-makers, fashion designers, foodies and antiques traders. There are fantastic transport links, including tube, DLR, mainline rail, bus, riverboat, foot tunnel and cable car. The area is mere minutes from canary wharf, the city and central London; just one of the reasons why it's increasingly popular with young professionals and commuters. The o2 is close by along with a huge selection of shops at Greenwich Peninsula
This outstanding house offers generous living space and was lovingly restored and extended by the current owners in 2020/21, whilst still retaining many of its original features. Along with original exposed beams, there is a central chimney breast that runs through the entire house, with open brickwork, that creates a wonderful sense of history. The internal accommodation briefly comprises of six bedrooms and two reception rooms. The lower ground floor features a third reception/cinema room with bar area, that leads onto a stunning extended kitchen, with trifold doors onto a secluded sunken terrace. There are four bathrooms, including ensuites, fitted to the highest standard. The stunning and picturesque landscaped garden is south west facing, and as mentioned, is certainly larger than most in the area. From the sunken terrace, there are steps up onto a lovely Astro turfed area. There is also a raised decking above the kitchen which is accessed from the hall floor receptions.
Crooms Hill is commonly thought of as one the best roads in Greenwich and indeed the south east of London. It is in a prime position directly facing the Park and the house is just a stone’s throw into to the heart of Historic West Greenwich. The town centre maintains a quaint rural village feel and is steeped in history from roman remains and ancient burial grounds, to the old royal naval hospital, the royal observatory, the national maritime museum, and the spectacularly restored Cutty Sark, the last of the great tea clippers. Greenwich's covered market is one of London’s best and attracts people from all over the capital. It offers wares from local artist-makers, fashion designers, foodies and antiques traders. There are fantastic transport links, including tube, DLR, mainline rail, bus, riverboat, foot tunnel and cable car. The area is mere minutes from canary wharf, the city and central London; just one of the reasons why it's increasingly popular with young professionals and commuters. The o2 is close by along with a huge selection of shops at Greenwich Peninsula
