Crooms Hill, Greenwich, London, SE10

An outstanding Grade II listed Queen Anne house, of substantial scale and proportions, positioned in one of the areas most prestigious locations.

Description

This superb Grade 11 Listed Queen Anne house, set on the prestigious Crooms Hill, opposite Greenwich park, was built in the early years of the eighteenth century, it is uniquely set back from the road, with cast iron railing enclosing a paved courtyard, next to parking for multiple cars and three garages.
It is being offered to the market for the first time in almost seventy years.

A vast hallway reveals an outstanding plastered double height ceiling, with classical busts on plinths lining the magnificent sweeping stairway, giving a sense of real grandeur.
The original features and charm continue throughout, with period wooden flooring,feature fireplaces and large sash windows producing a glorious effect. All the rooms are beautifully proportioned, an elegant formal dining room,
a substantial living room overlooking the garden,
and a splendid kitchen/breakfast room, with steps into the vast rear garden, easily the largest we've seen in Greenwich, a perfect haven for family and friends to enjoy.

Upstairs are three grand double bedrooms, one en suite, two overlooking the garden. Leading to the top floor, is an impressive fully self-contained bright one bedroom apartment,
wood panelled, with high vaulted ceilings

The side wing of the house, with its own entrance and staircase, provides perfect accommodation for either extended family, or staff quarters, with various rooms and a self-contained two bedroom apartment to the lower floor,
providing great versatility to your individual needs.

This is one of the finest and most recognisable homes in South-East London. Overall the property offers approx 6,910 sq ft of internal living space, with endless scope and potential to remodel and modernise.

Location

Crooms Hill runs directly alongside Greenwich Park, highly recognised by many as the most prestigious road in the area. It’s prime location enables swift access to Greenwich Town centre, offering a wide variety of local shops, bars restaurants, and the local markets to enjoy. Connectivity is excellent, with both Greenwich mainline station, and the Cutty Sark DLR being within walking distance, providing links Canary Wharf in just 11 minutes, and Bank in under 20. There are plenty of historic landmarks and greenspaces to enjoy locally in Greenwich with the likes of the Cutty Sark, Royal Observatory and Maritime museum all just a short distance away.

All times and distances are approximate.