Kew House, Greenwich, SE10

GUIDE PRICE £425,000-£450,000.

Looking for the perfect blend of city convenience and serene living? This beautifully presented two double bedroom apartment on the fourth floor offers just that—set within a quiet residential development with secure allocated parking and a private balcony to enjoy your morning coffee or unwind after a long day.

Step inside to discover neutrally decorated interiors, a bright and spacious layout, and well-proportioned rooms throughout. The apartment features a large hallway with ample storage, a modern family bathroom, and an open-plan living room complete with a built-in kitchen and integrated appliances—perfect for entertaining or relaxing in comfort.
Residents also benefit from on-site amenities including communal gardens, a concierge, a workspace room, and a café—all designed to enhance modern living. Located in an enviable spot, you’ll enjoy the calm of your leafy surroundings while being just moments from vibrant local shops, cafés, and restaurants. Take a short stroll to the charming Blackheath Village for a more boutique shopping and dining experience.

Exceptional Transport Links

Commuting is a breeze with Greenwich, Lewisham, and St Johns stations all within a ten-minute walk, and Elverson Road DLR just five minutes away—putting the heart of London effortlessly within reach.

Unrivalled Green Space

Step outside and take in panoramic views of St Paul’s Cathedral and the City of London from the majestic Greenwich Park—London’s oldest Royal Park. Spanning 183 acres, it's home to deer, rose gardens, a café, and even a children’s boating lake. Just next door, Blackheath Common offers another 211 acres of open grassland—a beloved starting point for the London Marathon and a hub for outdoor fitness classes, yoga, music festivals, fun fairs, and community events.

A Rich Tapestry of History & Culture

Greenwich is more than just a place on the map—it's a living museum. Explore the Cutty Sark, the world’s last surviving tea clipper, or visit the Royal Observatory, National Maritime Museum, Queen’s House, and the Old Royal Naval College, where the stunning Painted Hall has been restored to its full glory—complete with daybeds so you can fully take in the awe-inspiring ceiling.

A True Lifestyle Destination


From peaceful ponds like the Prince of Wales Pond to lively cafés and boutique shops, Greenwich and Blackheath offer a village feel within touching distance of central London. Whether you’re looking for tranquil walks, vibrant culture, or a strong sense of community, this is a place where it all comes together.