1 bed flat for sale

Longshore, Deptford, London SE8

Architecture & Interior
Located in a converted Georgian terrace of seven properties (comprising twenty flats), facing a park square and with attractive gated communal gardens to the rear. Your front door opens onto a generous high-ceilinged hallway with period features, shared with two other flats.

The living room is exceptionally bright, overlooking the traditional square with mature trees, it is flooded with natural light through the original sash windows. Period features include original Georgian wooden shutters, skirting boards and picture rail, cast iron radiators, and pine flooring.

The kitchen has iroko hardwood counter tops and high-quality appliances. The kitchen opens onto the private paved terrace, which is not overlooked, space for six people to sit, plus additional storage. A gate leads to the well-maintained communal gardens which are a huge part of life in “The Terrace”, with a community vegetable plot all within a walled garden.

The tranquil bedroom looks onto these quiet gardens; a beautiful space; a haven of calm away from the world.

The bathroom is finished with traditional fittings, full bath and overhead shower - with great water pressure! Both bathroom and kitchen are recently refurbished.

Neighbours get to know each other in a classic London terrace such as this, taking pride in the approach to life, almost becoming protective custodians of the property for the future.
Pets are equally happy!

Street permit parking is available right outside, and there is communal bike storage to the rear.

All furniture pictured is also included as part of the sale.

In The neighbourhood
A minute’s walk takes you to the river; this car-free section of the Thames Path with view of the Cutty Sark and the Royal Museums of Greenwich. Aragon Gardens and Pepys Park are a two-minute walk from your front door – with wildflower meadows and children’s play areas, basketball courts and football pitches. Deptford and Greenwich are both ten minutes on foot – with cafés, restaurants, chemists, supermarkets, bookshops and vibrant street markets. Canada Water is being redeveloped on an enormous scale, akin to St Pancras. Arts and culture venues, alongside restaurants and city farms, are launching from June 2025.

Transport and connections
A fifteen-minute riverside walk via marinas will take you to Canada Water /Surrey Quays stations with the Jubilee line and overground (one stop to Canary Wharf, 2 to London Bridge, 9 minutes to Green Park, 9 minutes to Shoreditch). A five-minute walk takes you to Greenland Pier and the Thames Clipper riverboat - four minutes to Canary Wharf and then continuing all the way to Battersea via Westminster, Blackfriars etc. Bus routes include the 47,188 & 199.

Additional Information

• Leasehold (07 Nov 1988 to 24 Dec 2197 with 172 years remaining)
• Service charge includes hot water and heating
• Property construction: Traditional Brick
• Utilities: Gas, electricity, water & broadband
• Gas Supply: Included in service charges
• Electricity supply: Independently supplied by edf Energy
• Water supply & Sewerage: Mains connected via Thames Water
• Broadband: Standard download speed 5Mbps, upload speed 0.6Mbps. Ultrafast available (d/s 1000Mbps, u/s 100Mpbs) Source: Ofcom
• Mobile signal/coverage: Likely good external cover on all major networks. Variel internal cover linked to EE. Source: Ofcom
• Restrictions: Grade II Listed - listing no 1358474
• Flood risk: Very low risk of any type of flooding. Source:
• Planning permission: [for the property itself and its immediate locality] – Source:
• Coalfield or mining area: No. Source: The Coal Authority
• Flight path: Yes. Source: Flightradar24

EPC rating: C. Service charge description: The service charge includes heating and hot water., Mobile signal information: Likely excellent exterior cover on all major networks, limited interior cover linked to EE. Source: Ofcom