£360,000
Studio for saleGreenwich Peninsula, Peninsula Gardens SE10
1 bath
1 reception
New home
Leasehold
About this property
Assignment Sale Below Contract Price
521 Sq Ft Studio
1st Floor
Terrace
North West Aspect With Views Towards Olympic Park
Underfloor Heating
24 Hr Concierge
Private Resident's Garden
Private Resident's Lounge
Completion Anticipated Q3/4 2025
Fantastic Value At Under £700/ sq Ft | Assignment Sale Below Contract Price In Greenwich Peninsula | Approximately 430 Sq Ft Studio | Terrace | 1st Floor | North West Aspect With Views Towards Olympic Park | Underfloor Heating | 24 Hr Concierge | Private Resident's Lounge | Private Resident's Garden | Private Gym On Site | Completion Anticipated Q3/4 2025
Greenwich Peninsula is fast becoming the capital’s most boldly modern landscape. Surrounded on three sides by 1.6 miles of the Thames, the Peninsula brings the city buzz to a tranquil waterside setting.
In many ways, it is a place of balance. Here, the peaceful, open spaces of Central Park, equivalent to the size of 1 and a half football pitches, give way to London’s newest home for the creative industries, the dynamic Design District. While the capital’s first linear park, The Tide, takes you straight to the doors of the O2, the world’s most popular music venue and
now an iconic shopping destination housing the likes of Clarins, Hackett and Tommy Hilfiger. Demand is high for this desirable Zone 2 postcode, and appeal only looks set to grow as the community expands.
Despite its island-like location, Greenwich Peninsula couldn’t feel more connected. One stop on the tube brings you to the commerce and culture of Canary Wharf, while the new Elizabeth Line means Bond Street and the London City Airport are both within reach in under 20 minutes. Riverboats can transport residents the length of the Thames from North Greenwich Pier, while the London cable car offers a different route to the reinvigorated Royal Docks and international Excel Centre — and incredible views of the city en route.
The first of four new buildings to open its doors is The Beacon. Nestled in the southwest corner of Peninsula Gardens, it is purposefully intimate, inspired by the serene nature of Central Park on its doorstep. Yet, despite the calm it couldn’t be more connected. Found on Pilot Walk, it’s minutes from the river, the buzz of Design District and all the residentonly benefits of Aperture.
Greenwich Peninsula is fast becoming the capital’s most boldly modern landscape. Surrounded on three sides by 1.6 miles of the Thames, the Peninsula brings the city buzz to a tranquil waterside setting.
In many ways, it is a place of balance. Here, the peaceful, open spaces of Central Park, equivalent to the size of 1 and a half football pitches, give way to London’s newest home for the creative industries, the dynamic Design District. While the capital’s first linear park, The Tide, takes you straight to the doors of the O2, the world’s most popular music venue and
now an iconic shopping destination housing the likes of Clarins, Hackett and Tommy Hilfiger. Demand is high for this desirable Zone 2 postcode, and appeal only looks set to grow as the community expands.
Despite its island-like location, Greenwich Peninsula couldn’t feel more connected. One stop on the tube brings you to the commerce and culture of Canary Wharf, while the new Elizabeth Line means Bond Street and the London City Airport are both within reach in under 20 minutes. Riverboats can transport residents the length of the Thames from North Greenwich Pier, while the London cable car offers a different route to the reinvigorated Royal Docks and international Excel Centre — and incredible views of the city en route.
The first of four new buildings to open its doors is The Beacon. Nestled in the southwest corner of Peninsula Gardens, it is purposefully intimate, inspired by the serene nature of Central Park on its doorstep. Yet, despite the calm it couldn’t be more connected. Found on Pilot Walk, it’s minutes from the river, the buzz of Design District and all the residentonly benefits of Aperture.
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Tenure
Leasehold (977 years)
Service charge
£2,042 per year
Council tax band
A band has not yet been confirmed.
Ground rent
Ground rent date of next review
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