3 bed flat for sale

The Paragon, Blackheath, London SE3

Guide Price £1,000,000-£1,075,000. A fantastic and vast, three bedroom, two bathroom Georgian apartment with a private terrace and spectacular views set within this historic heath facing Grade l listed building with off street parking and amazing communal gardens.

The Paragon is an exceptional Grade I listed crescent of houses linked by colonnades fronting a private roadway off the Heath and built around 1798 by Michael Searles, having been the subject of post war restoration by Bernard Brown. The Paragon is described by Professor Abercrombie as the most important surviving example of Georgian architecture in the country.

Found on the second and third floors, the property is in excellent decorative order with feature windows, wood flooring, period features and gas fired central heating. The accommodation briefly comprises; a large and beautiful living room with feature window overlooking the vast communal gardens and beyond and a large kitchen breakfast room with a luxury handmade kitchen. There is also a shower room and a third bedroom which with its superb views over the open heath would serve as an excellent study. Upstairs are two very large double bedrooms including a wonderful master bedroom with access to a private roof terrace and a luxury modern bathroom with free standing bath. The views are outstanding, there is off street parking, a private bicycle store and incredible and huge communal gardens.

This is an amazing homes extremely rare to the market. There is no chain and your immediate viewing is essential.

The Paragon is arguably Blackheath’s most prestigious addresses and located just 20ft from the heath and 800 metres from Greenwich Park. Blackheath Village with its array of boutiques, bars, restaurants and station is just a few hundred yards. Blackheath Station gives access to London Bridge, Charing Cross and Victoria amongst others. Close by are several sought-after schools including Blackheath Prep, Blackheath High School, the Pointer School and John Ball.