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Formerly a West Greenwich Secondary School, the building dates to 1874 and was designed by the famous architects E R Robson and J J Stevenson who designed for the school board of London at the time and introduced elements of what later developed into the Queen Anne style when they built non-gothic brick schools following the Education Act of 1870.
The property is set over three floors and extends to over 1144 sq. Ft which also includes a separate storage room. Many of the original schoolhouse features remain, including incredible double height ceilings and large classroom windows. This apartment sits on the top floor and comes with the most extraordinary shared 305 sq. Ft roof terrace and two additional balconies overseeing the surrounding area.
The first living room is open plan to a semicircular kitchen and comes with 4.28-meter-high ceilings. The second living room sits on the top of the property on the third level allowing light to come through via the double aspect French doors with good size balconies. The propertys layout was designed to enjoy the quirkiness of the space with both bedrooms sitting on separate floors and allowing for space to be enjoyed as individual lifestyles may require. There are also two fully equipped bathrooms which are accessed via the individual bedrooms. Most stunning communal gardens are located to the back of the building and offer tranquillity and calmness within an urban setting.
Offered with a share of freehold and an allocated, off-street parking space.
Greenwich Academy is located within the easy walking distance of all the shops, bars, restaurants and transport links of Greenwich Village as well as the wide-open spaces of historic Greenwich Park. Transport links are fantastic, with Deptford Bridge (DLR) and Greenwich Station (DLR and National Rail) a short walk away, as well as the London Overground at New Cross. Back to listing
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Description
A spacious, two double bedroom, two reception room loft apartment within Greenwich Academy a grade II listed, school conversion close to Blackheath Village and Greenwich town centre and one of the most sought-after loft developments in the area.Formerly a West Greenwich Secondary School, the building dates to 1874 and was designed by the famous architects E R Robson and J J Stevenson who designed for the school board of London at the time and introduced elements of what later developed into the Queen Anne style when they built non-gothic brick schools following the Education Act of 1870.
The property is set over three floors and extends to over 1144 sq. Ft which also includes a separate storage room. Many of the original schoolhouse features remain, including incredible double height ceilings and large classroom windows. This apartment sits on the top floor and comes with the most extraordinary shared 305 sq. Ft roof terrace and two additional balconies overseeing the surrounding area.
The first living room is open plan to a semicircular kitchen and comes with 4.28-meter-high ceilings. The second living room sits on the top of the property on the third level allowing light to come through via the double aspect French doors with good size balconies. The propertys layout was designed to enjoy the quirkiness of the space with both bedrooms sitting on separate floors and allowing for space to be enjoyed as individual lifestyles may require. There are also two fully equipped bathrooms which are accessed via the individual bedrooms. Most stunning communal gardens are located to the back of the building and offer tranquillity and calmness within an urban setting.
Offered with a share of freehold and an allocated, off-street parking space.
Greenwich Academy is located within the easy walking distance of all the shops, bars, restaurants and transport links of Greenwich Village as well as the wide-open spaces of historic Greenwich Park. Transport links are fantastic, with Deptford Bridge (DLR) and Greenwich Station (DLR and National Rail) a short walk away, as well as the London Overground at New Cross. Back to listing
