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PLEASE NOTE THAT THE PURCHASE PRICE IS  GBP £477,000. WE ARE IN THE PROCESS OF REMOVING THE EUR €   Suit Investor or OWNER OCCUPIER Complete and Ready to Move in Parking Luxury Set within landscaped communal gardens and surround -ed by mature woodland. Open-plan living spaces feature floor-to-ceiling windows and generous private balconies .Residents have access to a comprehensive fitness suite River Thames style lifestyle on the dorrstep Great Transport Links Cloe to the O2 Arena   Home to a number of destination shopping streets and artisan stores, among the most celebrated, is Heap’s Sausages - a farm shop and deli that sells a range of British cheese, wines, charcuterie and larder essentials. Nearby, a much-Instagrammed shopfront is home to florist Karen Woolven who, before establishing her shop in 2012, arranged flowers for various A-list parties around the world. A major draw for locals is also the much-loved Greenwich Market. With its huge range of freshly made goodies and sumptuous street food, there is also a vast collection of antiques, fashion and Jewellery This fabulous development in Greenwich SE10 is a landmark regeneration project.t Spacious homes that are built with a focus on the quality of craftsmanship and a design which cleverly connects them with the outdoors and the wider landscape. Conveniently positioned between the vibrant, cultural districts of Lewisham and Deptford, historic Greenwich and the naturally picturesque Blackheath - residents here have all the advantages of a well-connected Zone 2 location. The lush, open-green spaces of Greenwich Park and Blackheath Common, fantastic restaurants, lively bars and world-renowned music venues and museums are all on your doorstep to enjoy. Overlooking an acre of landscaped gardens, and benefiting from concierge services, a range of resident amenities and extensive underground car parking.   Why Invest in London Greenwich is attracting new residents through new modes of transport, regeneration and parkland strategies. A number of key infrastructure projects, including Crossrail and the proposed Bakerloo Line extension, are supporting an increase in housing delivery and investment in areas of south-east London such as Lewisham and Greenwich. In turn, this has supported demand from buyers looking for relatively affordable homes close to existing and future transport hubs. CONNECTIVITY Both Greenwich and Lewisham have substantial parkland, spanning more than 4,500 acres, making them an attractive proposition for both purchasers and renters. Most of that is in Greenwich, with just over 3,000 acres of parks and woodland equating to 26% of the borough, making it one of the greenest in London. It has over 50 parks, including Greenwich Park and Blackheath and eight nature reserves. Greenwich Park is currently undergoing an £8 million refurbishment project, which includes the opening up of new public spaces, a cafe, community kitchen garden and wildlife orchard. The council is also investing £1 million across 11 other parks in the borough, focusing on basic maintenance, play areas, and nature and wildlife areas. Lewisham  in the same borough, offers 1,500 acres of green space, equating to 17% of the borough. In total it has 47 parks and 18 nature reserves. Lewisham and Greenwich benefit from their proximity to Canary Wharf and the Royal Docks business district and easy access to the city. Both boroughs are also within easy reach of London Bridge and the West End. Greenwich is served by the London underground via North Greenwich which connects to the Jubilee line. The DLR is a key route into Canary Wharf and the City, with stations in the two boroughs including Greenwich, Cutty Sark, Elverson Road, Lewisham and Deptford Bridge. The DLR also provides quick access to Westfield Shopping Centre at Stratford. Greenwich and Deptford are also on the Thameslink and South Eastern train lines which provides a five to eight minute journey to London Bridge and a 16 to 20-minute journey to Farringdon according to Transport for London.             Disclaimer Luxury Living Europe for themselves and for the vendors or landlords of this property whose agents they are give notice that: (i) the particulars are set out as a general outline only for the guidance of intending purchasers or lessees, and do not constitute, nor constitute part of, an offer  or contract; (ii) all descriptions, dimensions, references to condition and necessary permissions for use and occupation, and other details are given in good faith and are believed to be correct but any intending purchasers or tenants should not rely on them as statements or representations of fact but must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise as to the correctness of each of them; (iii) no person in the employment of Luxury Living Europe has any authority to make or give any representation or warranty whatever in relation to this property.