Vanbrugh Park, London

A GUIDE PRICE OF £350,000 TO £375,000. Steeped in history this property is included within the Royal Borough of Greenwich’s Local Heritage list.

The building itself is one of three properties known as “Myrtle Terrace” and it is believed to date back to the late 18th century. Quintessentially Georgian with its symmetrical flat exterior, elongated rectangular sash windows, small parapet roof and, in this example a projecting Tuscan order pilaster porch.
A property such as this doesn’t come up for sale very often.

On entry there is a communal entrance hall which, it is believed to retain the original marble flooring. From here there is an arched inner vestibule with stairs leading to the apartment.

Inside a clean, tidy and neutrally presented home awaits. High ceilings, stripped wooden flooring and plaster cornices feature alongside a stunning modern bathroom and a great kitchen breakfast room, perfectly functional with lots of storage and views over the immediate neighbourhood. The living room is of a good size too. This and the adjoining bedroom both have a southerly aspect allowing natural light to flood in from those elongated sash windows.

Not only is this a fine period home it is also occupies a central and convenient location for many of the areas amenities.

For public transport there are a plethora of bus routes to neighbouring areas within the immediate vicinity. Cycle lanes too are well represented.

For rail services the closest station is Westcombe Park, according to Google Maps a 12 minute walk away (0.6 miles).

The property too is moments from Blackheath Royal Standard. Here you will find a good choice of local shops, cafés, a library and a Marks and Spencers Food Hall on your doorstep.

At the opposite end of Vanbrugh Park the wide open spaces and greenery of The Heath and the adjacent Royal Greenwich Park await. Providing countless hours of enjoyment from a picnic to a leisurely walk in two of London’s iconic open air spots.