£495,000
1 bedroom flat for sale
Greenwich High Road, Greenwich
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1 bedroom Property description
This stunning one-bedroom conversion flat is set within the ever-popular Mumford Mills, a former Victorian flour mill that has been meticulously transformed into a sought-after residential development.
Spanning an impressive 834 square feet, with a bright and spacious 28-foot open-plan kitchen and reception room, a generous double bedroom with built-in wardrobes, and with separate bath and shower.
Features include an on-site concierge, a beautifully maintained communal garden, and secure gated parking.
Perfectly positioned, the property is just moments from Greenwich Station and the DLR, offering effortless access into the City and beyond. Greenwich town centre is only a short stroll away, providing an array of shops, bars, and restaurants, while the iconic Greenwich Park and Royal Observatory are also within easy reach.
Mumford’s Flour Mills were founded in 1790, built beside Deptford Creek. The mills were supplied by small craft entering the Creek from the Thames. Mumford’s Mills flourished throughout the 19th century.
A new large mill was erected in 1897, designed by Sir Aston Webb, the architect of the front facade of Buckingham Palace. There are large inscriptions at the top of the building showing – 1790, 1897, Mumford’s Greenwich Flour Mills and also – S P Mumford & Co.
The Grade II listed building was converted into a residential scheme by CYZ in 2005. It provides 40 oversized loft apartments. The entire shell of this Greenwich landmark building has been retained – including the fine decorative frieze, brickwork and stone. The communal garden above the secure stacker car parking system was seen as an innovative design solution to provide amenity space without impinging on the courtyard below.
Crafted by interior designers, Johnson Naylor there is a strong mid-century ‘feel’ with Vola brassware combined with modern, bespoke Swedish kitchens, fitted cupboards and wardrobes. The old mill stands between Deptford Creek (which is part of the River Ravensbourne) and Greenwich High Road. The site is within the London Borough of Greenwich.
Royal Borough of Greenwich Council Tax: Band D
Lease Length: 104 years | Service Charge: £4 000 | Ground Rent: £500
Spanning an impressive 834 square feet, with a bright and spacious 28-foot open-plan kitchen and reception room, a generous double bedroom with built-in wardrobes, and with separate bath and shower.
Features include an on-site concierge, a beautifully maintained communal garden, and secure gated parking.
Perfectly positioned, the property is just moments from Greenwich Station and the DLR, offering effortless access into the City and beyond. Greenwich town centre is only a short stroll away, providing an array of shops, bars, and restaurants, while the iconic Greenwich Park and Royal Observatory are also within easy reach.
Mumford’s Flour Mills were founded in 1790, built beside Deptford Creek. The mills were supplied by small craft entering the Creek from the Thames. Mumford’s Mills flourished throughout the 19th century.
A new large mill was erected in 1897, designed by Sir Aston Webb, the architect of the front facade of Buckingham Palace. There are large inscriptions at the top of the building showing – 1790, 1897, Mumford’s Greenwich Flour Mills and also – S P Mumford & Co.
The Grade II listed building was converted into a residential scheme by CYZ in 2005. It provides 40 oversized loft apartments. The entire shell of this Greenwich landmark building has been retained – including the fine decorative frieze, brickwork and stone. The communal garden above the secure stacker car parking system was seen as an innovative design solution to provide amenity space without impinging on the courtyard below.
Crafted by interior designers, Johnson Naylor there is a strong mid-century ‘feel’ with Vola brassware combined with modern, bespoke Swedish kitchens, fitted cupboards and wardrobes. The old mill stands between Deptford Creek (which is part of the River Ravensbourne) and Greenwich High Road. The site is within the London Borough of Greenwich.
Royal Borough of Greenwich Council Tax: Band D
Lease Length: 104 years | Service Charge: £4 000 | Ground Rent: £500
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