Residential
Billinghurst Way Greenwich SE10
SE10 0NS, London
GUIDE PRICE
£650,000
Bedrooms
3
Bathrooms
3
Living Rooms
1
Type
Flat
Highlights
- ? 1,319 sq ft - larger than many local 3-bed houses
- ? Private front entrance - house-style split-level maison...
- ? Three double bedrooms and three bathrooms
- ? Triple aspect with floor-to-ceiling windows
- ? Private balcony and front patio
- ? Utility space off the kitchen and extensive built-in st...
- ? Service charge £2,801 pa ? below the national 3-be...
- ? 24-hour concierge one minute away
- ? Ecology Park, riverside walks and 50 acres of parkland ...
- ? Close to Greenwich Park, and the O2
Description
A beautifully proportioned split-level maisonette in Greenwich, extending to 1,319 sq ft (123 sq m), larger than many nearby three-bedroom houses. Offering three double bedrooms, three bathrooms, a large balcony and a private entrance accessed from the street via a patio garden. Perfectly positioned near North Greenwich station and The O2, with Greenwich Park and the Maritime Greenwich World Heritage Site nearby. This exceptional three-bedroom split-level maisonette combines generous living space with thoughtful design, creating a versatile home that caters to modern lifestyles.
Accessed via its own front door set back from the street, the home offers all the privacy and independence of a house, arranged over two generous floors. The ground floor is focussed around a sociable open-plan kitchen and dining room, with a large central island, built-in Bosch appliances and stone worktops. A glazed door opens onto a private front patio ? perfect for morning coffee ? while a separate utility space off the kitchen keeps the laundry out of sight and a downstairs WC adds everyday flexibility for guests. Built-in storage runs throughout the home. Upstairs, floor-to-ceiling windows on the North, South and East sides provide generous natural light. Three well-proportioned double bedrooms are complemented by an ensuite and a family bathroom, offering exceptional convenience for families or those who regularly host guests. The private balcony extends the living space outdoors, providing a peaceful retreat in your own secluded setting.
The service charge of £2,801 a year sits below the national average for a three-bedroom flat, with the block charge having recently been reduced by 60% through Right to Manage. This modern property benefits from a 990-year lease and an EPC rating of B. Highly efficient whole house ventilation and low carbon district heating systems mean that the running costs are exceptionally low for a home of this size.
The home sits in a quiet, tree-lined street in the heart of Greenwich Millennium Village, an established riverside community popular with young families, set within the 50 acres of landscaped parkland of Greenwich Peninsula. A 24-hour concierge is one minute from the front door, adjacent to a community centre, a new playpark and access to the Southern Park. The four-acre Ecology Park with its lakes and boardwalks, Thames Path walks, and several play areas are all a short stroll away. Two nurseries, Millennium Primary School, a GP surgery, pharmacy, and the Village Square shops are all within the village.
Nearby, the renowned Maritime Greenwich World Heritage Site is home to the Royal Observatory, the National Maritime Museum, and the iconic Cutty Sark. Greenwich Park, one of London's Royal Parks, provides 180 acres of rolling parkland with spectacular views across the Thames to the City, making it perfect for weekend strolls, picnics, or simply escaping the pace of city life. The neighbourhood's atmosphere is enhanced by its historic market, independent boutiques, riverside pubs, and thriving food scene.
Transport links are exceptional, with North Greenwich station on the Jubilee line providing swift access to Canary Wharf just one stop away - a three-minute journey - and central London within fifteen minutes. The Thames Clipper riverboat service offers an alternative scenic commute. The O2 arena sits moments away, hosting world-class entertainment, dining, and leisure facilities, while the Design District brings cutting-edge creativity and culture to the Peninsula. The nearby Blackwall Tunnel, Silvertown Tunnel and A2 ensure excellent road connections. Shops, including major supermarkets are within walking distance, and Historic Greenwich town centre with its market and Royal Park is a short journey away. To check broadband and mobile phone coverage please visit Ofcom here ofcom.org.uk/phones-telecoms-and-internet/advice-for-consumers/advice/ofcom-checker
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