1 bedroom apartment for sale

Benefitting from allocated parking, impressive views over the river Thames, and no onward chain, this stunning 8th floor one-bedroom flat is situated within 20 minutes of jubilee line, DLR and mainline trains to London Bridge. Coming to the market newly renovated, it boasts 545 sq. ft. Of internal space making it the perfect property for first-time buyers and downsizers alike.

The accommodation comprises:

A generous entrance hallway leading off to all other rooms and featuring a large utility cupboard. The open plan reception room/kitchen is a generous size at 18'8 x 14'5 sq. ft. and has been recently redecorated in neutral tones, A feature window and door leads on to the private balcony, offering impressive views over Canary Wharf and the City. The kitchen has been thoughtfully arranged including integrated appliances and finished with high quality quartz worksurfaces.

The very large bedroom measuring x 12'9 x 13'2 sq. ft. features a newly fitted carpet, floor to ceiling window flooding the room with natural light, and excellent storage space in the ample built-in wardrobes with space to extend even further. Completing the property is the family bathroom, bitted to a high standard including full-size bathtub and overhead shower.

Separately, the flat benefits from an allocated parking space within the development.

Top 3 things about the home:
1. Low running costs thanks to high energy efficiency that keep monthly utility bills low. I’ve hardly ever had to use the heating.
2. High quality finish especially noticeable in the bathroom and kitchen which are a pleasure to use.
3. Sense of privacy, not being overlooked and having a private balcony and excellent sound-proofing. That said the neighbours are lovely!

Top 3 things about the area
1. Local amenities including direct access to the river and a number of parks within a short distance, as well as first rate local bakeries and cafes.
2. Proximity of three lines of public transport making all of London easily accessible, as well as the benefit of a parking space.
3. The combination of Greenwich’s old-world charm vs. all the practical amenities of Charlton’s choice of shops and supermarkets from Aldi to M&S.

Parking arrangements: allocated space within the development
Average utilities per month: Electricity £30, heating and hot water £25, water £42.

Leasehold: 994 years remaining
Service Charge: £2,398 P/A
Ground Rent: £300 P/A
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