Nestled on the prestigious Vanbrugh Hill, this delightful two-bedroom apartment occupies a prime position within a beautifully converted Victorian mansion, offering an exceptional opportunity to enjoy the best of Blackheath living. The property retains much of its original period charm while providing all the conveniences of modern apartment living, creating a perfect sanctuary for discerning buyers seeking character and comfort. The apartment benefits from abundant natural light and enjoys a peaceful setting within the development's well-maintained communal gardens, providing residents with a tranquil outdoor retreat in the heart of this vibrant area. The inclusion of allocated parking adds significant practical value, a rare and highly sought-after feature in this desirable location. Two well-appointed bathrooms ensure convenience for residents and guests alike, while the thoughtful layout maximizes the available space throughout. Blackheath offers an enviable lifestyle combining village charm with urban sophistication. The area is renowned for its beautiful heath, historic architecture, and thriving local community centred around the charming village shops, restaurants, and traditional pubs. The close proximity to Greenwich Park and the Royal Observatory provides endless opportunities for outdoor recreation and cultural enrichment, while the National Maritime Museum and Cutty Sark are just moments away. Transport connections are excellent, with Blackheath and Westcombe Park stations providing swift access to London Bridge, Charing Cross, and Cannon Street. The A2 offers easy access by car to Central London and the M25, while numerous bus routes serve the local area comprehensively. Living in Woodlands Heights offers a combination of convenience, with a multipurpose leisure facility on your doorstep, contemporary living spaces, and proximity to historical landmarks and Greenwich Park, making it an attractive choice for residents looking for a well-rounded living experience in London. Woodland Heights was built in 1925 and was converted into apartments in the 2000s. The building is named after the Westcombe Woodlands which lie adjacent to the property. Tenure: Leasehold. Years remaining on lease: 978, Service charge: £3,325pa, Ground rent: £250pa, Council tax band: E. To check broadband and mobile phone coverage please visit Ofcom here ofcom.org.uk/phones-telecoms-and-internet/advice-for-consumers/advice/ofcom-checker