£520,000 Greenwich High Road, London, SE10

This stunning two-bedroom flat offers a perfect blend of comfort and contemporary style. The open-plan kitchen reception room is beautifully decorated, creating a bright and inviting living space. The modern kitchen is perfect for both entertaining and everyday meals. Both bedrooms are well-proportioned and the convenience of two bathrooms provides added functionality. Step out onto your private balcony and soak in the beautiful views - a true highlight of this property. Perfect for professionals or a couple seeking a stylish and convenient home. LOCATION You’d be hard pushed to find a town more steeped in maritime history than Greenwich. Its Thames-side location is joined by the Cutty Sark and the National Maritime Museum. Greenwich Park is a Royal open space featuring the Royal Observatory and the prime meridian line. The town centre is known for its craft and antiques markets, with bars, restaurants and the ‘Up The Creek’ comedy club attracting residents, tourists and Greenwich University students alike. LEASEHOLD INFORMATION Length of Lease: 250 Years from 24th Jun 2017* Time remaining on lease: Approx. 243 Years* Service Charge: £3,069.46 per Year * Ground Rent: £560 per Year * (*to be verified by Vendors Solicitor) ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Local Authority: Royal Borough of Greenwich Council Tax: Band D (£1,920.36 pa) EPC Rating: B EWS1: TBC Available Broadbands: Standard, superfast and ultrafast Networks: Hyperoptic, Openreach Likely Mobile Signal: EE, Three, 02, Vodafone Parking: None Nearest Train Stations: Greenwich Rail Station 0.54 km, Deptford Rail Station 0.56 km, St Johns (London) Rail Station 0.72 km, New Cross Rail Station 0.86 km , New Cross Ell Rail Station 0.86 km Nearest DLR Stations: Deptford Bridge Dlr Station 0.23 km Greenwich Dlr Station 0.52 km, Elverson Road Dlr Station 0.77 km, Cutty Sark (For Maritime Greenwich) Dlr Station 0.93 km

£650,000 Telegraph Avenue, London, SE10

Stunning two-bedroom apartment on the vibrant sixth floor. Step inside and be greeted by a spacious open-plan living area, perfect for entertaining or relaxing. The sleek, contemporary kitchen boasts integrated appliances and ample workspace. Step out onto your private balcony and enjoy a morning coffee with stunning views or unwind in the fresh air after a long day. The two well-proportioned bedrooms offer a tranquil retreat, with ample built-in storage for all your belongings. One benefits from a luxurious en-suite bathroom, while a second stylish bathroom serves the rest of the apartment. But the luxury doesn't stop there. This prestigious building offers 24-hour concierge services, providing peace of mind and assistance whenever you need it. After a long day, invigorate yourself in the on-site, state-of-the-art gym, perfect for maintaining your fitness regime. This exceptional apartment offers a perfect blend of style, comfort, and convenience. Ideal for professionals or couples seeking a modern and secure living environment, this property has it all. LOCATION You’d be hard pushed to find a town more steeped in maritime history than Greenwich. Its Thames-side location is joined by the Cutty Sark and the National Maritime Museum. Greenwich Park is a Royal open space featuring the Royal Observatory and the prime meridian line. The town centre is known for its craft and antiques markets, with bars, restaurants and the ‘Up The Creek’ comedy club attracting residents, tourists and Greenwich University students alike. LEASEHOLD INFORMATION Length of Lease: 999 Years from 25th March 2015* Time remaining on lease: Approx. 989 Years * Service Charge: £2,650 per year * Ground Rent: £400 per year* Ground Rent Review Period: TBC* (*to be verified by Vendors Solicitor) ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Local Authority: Royal Borough of Greenwich Council Tax: Band D (£1,920.36 pa) EPC Rating: B EWS1: TBC Available Broadbands: Standard, Superfast and Ultrafast Networks: Hyperoptic, Openreach, Virgin Media Likely Mobile Signal: 02, Vodafone Parking: None Nearest Train Stations: Maze Hill Rail Station 0.86 km and Westcombe Park Rail Station 1.25 km Nearest DLT and Metro Stations: Island Gardens Dlr Station 0.97 km, Greenwich Peninsula 1.08 km and North Greenwich Underground Station 1.13 km

Guide Price £425,000 Parkside Avenue, London, SE10

*** GUIDE PRICE £425,000 - £450,000*** Robinson Jackson is very pleased to present to the market this CHAIN FREE 2 Double Bedroom Flat on the 9th Floor of a modern block close to Lewisham, Blackheath, Greenwich and Deptford. The property benefits from having 2 double bedrooms, an open plan reception and kitchen, family bathroom, ensuite shower room to the master bedroom, as well as a private balcony off the reception. The development is set away from the main road and benefits from an abundance of natural light with views from the 9th floor across the development and beyond. Modern and contemporary, and wonderfully located to take advantage of all the transport and amenities of Lewisham, Greenwich, Blackheath and Deptford is the unique draw of this property. Viewing is highly recommended by appointment only with Robinson Jackson. LOCATION While it's easy to hop on the train or DLR at Lewisham station to explore the rest of London, there's plenty in the town itself. There's an indoor shopping centre and a daily street market, a surprising amount of green space and restaurants serving world cuisine. Families can choose from a wide selection of state primary and secondary schools, as well as some respected independent options. Blackheath is Lewisham's close neighbour, with fine dining, boutique shops and bustling bars. LEASEHOLD INFORMATION Length of Lease: 125 Years from 1st January 2013* Time remaining on lease: Approx. 113 Years* Service Charge: £2,400 per Year * Ground Rent: £300 per Year* Ground Rent Review Period: TBC* (*to be verified by Vendors Solicitor) ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Local Authority: London Borough of Lewisham Council Tax: Band C (£1,811.54 pa) EWS1: TBC Parking: None EPC Rating: B Electric Supply: Yes Water Supply: Yes Heating Supply: Yes - electric heating Sewerage: Drainage to public sewer Flood Risk: low risk of surface water flooding and very low risk of flooding from rivers and the sea Broadband: Standard, superfast, ultrafast available Networks: Openreach, Hyperoptic Mobile Signal: Good coverage - EE, Three. 02, Vodafone

£450,000 Thornham Street, London, SE10

CASH BUYERS ONLY - This bright and airy two bedroomed flat on the third floor is flooded with natural light and boasts large living spaces. The property comprises a spacious reception room, large kitchen, two large bedrooms and bathroom. Situated close to the banks of the River Thames as well as the green open spaces of Greenwich Park, the property is well-located for easy access to a wealth of amenities. Transport facilities include Greenwich Railway Station and Cutty Sark Underground Station for links to the city. LOCATION You’d be hard pushed to find a town more steeped in maritime history than Greenwich. Its Thames-side location is joined by the Cutty Sark and the National Maritime Museum. Greenwich Park is a Royal open space featuring the Royal Observatory and the prime meridian line. The town centre is known for its craft and antiques markets, with bars, restaurants and the ‘Up The Creek’ comedy club attracting residents, tourists and Greenwich University students alike. LEASEHOLD INFORMATION Time remaining on lease: Approx. 104 years* Service Charge: TBC * Ground Rent: TBC * (*to be verified by Vendors Solicitor) ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Local Authority: Royal Borough of Greenwich Council Tax: Band A (£1,280.24 pa) EPC Rating: C

£675,000 Devonshire Drive, London, SE10

Beautifully presented top floor period conversion boasting 958sq ft, finished to a high specification throughout with two double bedrooms, 19'5 kitchen/reception with integrated appliances. Situated on a quiet residential road in Greenwich ideal for Deptford and Greenwich DLR /Train stations. LOCATION You’d be hard pushed to find a town more steeped in maritime history than Greenwich. Its Thames-side location is joined by the Cutty Sark and the National Maritime Museum. Greenwich Park is a Royal open space featuring the Royal Observatory and the prime meridian line. The town centre is known for its craft and antiques markets, with bars, restaurants and the ‘Up The Creek’ comedy club attracting residents, tourists and Greenwich University students alike. SHARE OF FREEHOLD INFORMATION Time remaining on lease: 110 years * (*to be verified by Vendors Solicitor) ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Local Authority: Royal Borough of Greenwich Council Tax: Band C (£1,706.98 pa) EPC Rating: E