3 Bedroom Terraced House

A magnificent and truly unique Georgian end-of-terrace house, featuring its own separate one-bedroom coach house, originally built circa 1832 and offering a combined total of approximately 2,253 sq ft. Perfectly positioned in what is widely regarded as one of the finest locations in West Greenwich, the property occupies a prominent corner plot at King George Street and Point Hill.

Steeped in history, the main house was originally a merchant’s residence, trading in coal, hay, and clover, while the coach house served as its stables. More recently, the coach house was converted into an artist’s studio by the renowned artist Hans Schwarz, with one of his original paintings still remaining.

The main house extends to approximately 1,851 sq ft. Entrance from Point Hill leads directly into a charming and tranquil courtyard garden, which in turn opens into a spectacular 35 ft kitchen/dining room. This stunning space features bespoke cabinetry, copper worktops, a central island with breakfast bar, a log burner, and oak parquet flooring with underfloor heating. A few steps lead down to a cosy TV and reading area, which opens via double doors onto the garden.

The lower ground floor comprises a generous 13 ft double bedroom, a shower room, utility room, and a well-proportioned storage room.

On the first floor, there is an elegant 18 ft reception room with attractive views along Point Hill, which could also serve as an additional principal bedroom. A separate WC completes this level.

The top floor is truly exceptional, hosting a remarkable principal bedroom with vaulted ceilings, exposed beams, and delightful dual-aspect views. This impressive space also benefits from a stylish en suite bathroom.

The coach house to the rear is a significant asset, offering over 400 sq ft of beautifully arranged accommodation. It benefits from planning permission for holiday lets and is exempt from the 90-day rule, allowing year-round rentals, with income in excess of £40,000 per annum. With its own private entrance and charming garden, the interior includes a bright reception area with a well-fitted open-plan kitchen, a shower room, and a delightful 14 ft mezzanine bedroom.

This enviable location is just a short stroll from the Royal Park and Observatory, as well as the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Greenwich town centre, renowned for its vibrant market, excellent selection of shops and restaurants, the National Maritime Museum, and the Cutty Sark. Exceptional transport links are also close at hand, including mainline rail, DLR, and riverboat services.