Light and spacious apartment with large covered balcony overlooking peaceful internal gardens in historic Greenwich. Moments from Greenwich Park, Royal Observatory, and excellent transport connections to Canary Wharf and Central London. Nestled in the heart of Greenwich's historic maritime quarter, this bright one-bedroom apartment occupies an elevated position within a well-maintained development, offering tranquil views over landscaped internal gardens. The property benefits from a generous converted balcony that serves as an extended outdoor living space, perfect for morning coffee or evening relaxation while enjoying the peaceful garden outlook. Natural light floods the interior spaces, creating a welcoming atmosphere throughout this thoughtfully designed home. The apartment's elevated setting provides a sense of privacy and serenity, while the secure gated development ensures peace of mind for residents. The converted balcony represents a particular highlight, offering valuable additional space that extends the living area outdoors, with charming views across the communal gardens that provide a green oasis within this sought-after location. Greenwich village retains its distinctive character as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, where cobbled streets wind between historic pubs, independent boutiques, and weekend markets. The area seamlessly blends maritime heritage with contemporary living, offering residents access to world-class attractions including the Royal Observatory, National Maritime Museum, and the vast green expanses of Greenwich Park with its stunning panoramic views across London. Transport connections are exceptional, with Cutty Sark DLR station providing direct links to Canary Wharf in under 10 minutes, while Maze Hill station being 5 minutes walk away & Greenwich station both offering swift connections to London Bridge and Central London. The Thames Path runs alongside the river, perfect for riverside walks to the O2 Arena or toward the heart of the capital. This property offers an ideal opportunity for those seeking a characterful home in one of London's most historically significant neighbourhoods, combining period charm with modern convenience and excellent connectivity to the financial districts and beyond. Tenure: Leasehold. Years remaining on lease: 922, Service charge: £2,230pa, No ground rent, Council tax band: C. To check broadband and mobile phone coverage please visit Ofcom here ofcom.org.uk/phones-telecoms-and-internet/advice-for-consumers/advice/ofcom-checker