Well-connected, character-filled home with long lease and communal garden.
- Two double bedrooms with built-in shelving
- Open-plan kitchen/reception with skylights and city views
- Newly landscaped communal garden for residents
- Share of freehold; 959 years remaining on lease
- Energy Efficiency Rating E; potential running-cost concerns
- Modest internal size for two-bed (658 sq ft)
- Gas central heating and double glazing
- Solid brick walls; likely limited insulation, potential upgrade needed
Set across the first and second floors of a handsome Victorian terrace, this split-level two-bedroom conversion pairs period character with contemporary fittings. The open-plan kitchen/reception on the upper level benefits from skylights and large windows, creating a bright entertaining space with distant views towards Canary Wharf and the City. A newly landscaped communal garden provides outdoor space uncommon for conversions.
Both bedrooms are double-sized and practical for a couple, small family or for a home office. The layout is compact but efficiently planned across 658 sq ft, with a modern three-piece family bathroom and built-in shelving in the principal room. The long lease (959 years remaining) and share of freehold make ownership straightforward for buyers.
Practical details are clear: gas central heating to radiators, double glazing and an Energy Efficiency Rating of E. The property sits in a well-connected area for commuters — Westcombe Park station, frequent buses to North Greenwich and easy access to Woolwich and the Elizabeth Line. Nearby schools and local amenities add to everyday convenience.
Buyers should note the flat’s size is modest for a two-bedroom (best to view to judge space), the E energy rating, and the building’s solid-brick construction likely has limited wall insulation. These are material points for anyone prioritising running costs or considering further improvement works.