Tarves Way, Greenwich, SE10

GUIDE PRICE £400,000 - £425.000.

A modern, bright, and spacious two double bedroom apartment, ideally positioned on the first floor and just moments from Greenwich mainline and DLR stations.

The apartment is flooded with natural light from large floor-to-ceiling windows and features an impressive 23ft lounge offering generous space for both comfortable seating and an eat-in dining area. Double glazed patio doors provide easy access to a private balcony, creating an ideal space for relaxing or entertaining. A separate modern kitchen is fully fitted with integrated appliances, combining style with everyday practicality.

The accommodation is well proportioned throughout and includes two good-sized double bedrooms, highlighted by a 15ft principal bedroom with fitted wardrobes and a private en-suite. Further benefits include a refitted main bathroom, newly laid carpets, and a welcoming hallway. The apartment is presented in excellent condition throughout.

Ideal for professionals, sharers, or investors, this superbly located apartment must be viewed to fully appreciate the space, light, and convenience on offer. Early viewing is highly recommended.

Perfect for professionals, sharers, or investors alike, this well-located apartment must be viewed to fully appreciate the space and quality on offer. Early viewing is highly recommended.

Greenwich station is a one-minute walk away and offers exceptional connectivity via both mainline rail services (8 min to London Bridge, 19 min to City Thameslink, and 26 minutes to King’s Cross St Pancras International) and the Docklands Light Railway (10 minutes to Canary Wharf with its Crossrail connectivity to Heathrow etc, and 21 minutes to Bank). There are also riverboat services that offer travel to the City, Tate Modern, the Embankment, etc. Greenwich is a fabulous place to live.

The apartment is a short walk from the highly acclaimed Greenwich Theatre, less than 10 -minute walk from the Royal Park, and within a five-minute walk from iconic Greenwich Market. Residents will enjoy an exceptional lifestyle amid the heritage, culture, and convivial atmosphere of the village.

The Royal Park covers some 183 acres and is home to a herd of Fallow and Red deer. It features ancient tree avenues, a spectacular rose garden, Roman ruins, and more. Situated on the top of a hill, visitors enjoy sweeping views across the River Thames to Canary Wharf, the City of London, St Paul’s Cathedral, and beyond. Greenwich Market offers the best of local and international artists, fashion designers, food vendors, and antiques traders. Surrounding the market, there are chic coffeeshops, characterful boutiques, diverse restaurants, and independent shops offering everything from toys and clothes to organic fruit and vegetables, artisan breads and cheeses. At nearby Royal Hill, there are a plethora of independent shops including a florist, a costermonger, a butcher, a fromagerie, and a fishmonger. For anything else, it is an eight-minute walk to the Waitrose at New Capital Quays. Blackheath village is also a short walk away and offers more bars, restaurants, boutiques, and a farmers’ market.

Other attractions nearby include the world-famous Royal Observatory, Cutty Sark, National Maritime Museum, Queen’s House, Royal Naval College, Eltham Palace, and the O2. Greenwich also hosts the start of the London Marathon, the annual Greenwich + Docklands International Festival, and is a prime location to view the annual Tall Ships parade. There is always something going on, and there is something for everyone to enjoy