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Residents can enjoy a plethora of amenities, including a dedicated concierge service, a fitness suite, a co-working hub, secure underground parking, and secure spaces for bicycles.
Cedar has a striking entrance/ lobby and has a lift to all floors and come with access to excellent amenities including a concierge service, residents‘ fitness suite, co-working hub, secure underground car parking and cycle storage.
Transport is fantastic with Greenwich, Lewisham and St Johns Station all a ten minute walk away and Elverson Road Station DLR is just a five minute walk away.
SPECIFICATION IS HIGH THROUGHOUT.
GENERAL
Residents gym & lounge area
Sprinklers installed throughout
ICW or similar build warranty
EWS1 A1 compliant
EPC rating: B
Lift access to all levels
Underfloor heating throughout
White fire resistant internal doors with brushed steel furniture
Double glazing throughout with doors giving access to terraces / balconies (subject to apartment type)
Roller blinds to all windows
Video entry phone security system
White finish LED downlighting
White sockets and switches throughout except kitchen
Dimmer switches to kitchen, living, dining and bedrooms
USB charger socket to all rooms except bathrooms and en suites
White matt finished walls and ceiling
MVHR extractors to bathroom and
KITCHEN
Wood laminate flooring
High quality Porcelanosa kitchens with soft close drawers and doors
Krion white worktops with matching upstands
Bosch built in single oven
Bosch ceramic hob with stainless steel splashback
Bosch cooker hood
Bosch integrated 70/30 fridge freezer
Bosch integrated dishwasher
Bosch washer dryer
Porcelanosa undermounted sink with swan neck mixer tap
Under cupboard LED lighting
Brushed stainless steel electrical switches and sockets
Offering the ideal antidote to the urban bustle, the Royal Borough of Greenwich is one of South Londons most attractive places to live.
Transport is fantastic with Greenwich, Lewisham and St Johns Station all a ten minute walk away and Elverson Road Station DLR is just a five minute walk away.
Outside you can enjoy panoramic views over St Pauls Cathedral and the City of London from the oldest of London‘s Royal parks. Stocked with deer as far back as 1515, Greenwich Park extends to 183 acres, complete with rose gardens, caf© and children‘s boating lake.
The adjacent Blackheath Common is a vast 211 acre expanse of open grassland, and the starting place of the annual London Marathon.
Hosting daily exercise classes, boot camps and yoga sessions, along with regular fun fairs, fireworks displays, music festivals and charity races, it also boasts the picturesque Prince of Wales Pond, a quintessentially English village setting. World famous as the place where two hemispheres meet, Greenwich isnt just about Mean Time. Instead, the area is sprinkled liberally with some of Londons most iconic landmarks. History buffs can explore the world‘s last surviving tea clipper, the Cutty Sark, and view spectacular art and architecture at the Royal Observatory, the National Maritime Museum, Queens House and the Old Royal Naval College; the latter has just reopened its Painted Hall, complete with day-beds to recline on to admire the ceiling. Back to listing
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Description
Step inside this beautiful one-bedroom abode, spread across 558 Sq. ft on the fifth floor. The Cedar building makes a striking impression with its distinguished entrance and lobby, complete with a convenient lift servicing all floors.Residents can enjoy a plethora of amenities, including a dedicated concierge service, a fitness suite, a co-working hub, secure underground parking, and secure spaces for bicycles.
Cedar has a striking entrance/ lobby and has a lift to all floors and come with access to excellent amenities including a concierge service, residents‘ fitness suite, co-working hub, secure underground car parking and cycle storage.
Transport is fantastic with Greenwich, Lewisham and St Johns Station all a ten minute walk away and Elverson Road Station DLR is just a five minute walk away.
SPECIFICATION IS HIGH THROUGHOUT.
GENERAL
Residents gym & lounge area
Sprinklers installed throughout
ICW or similar build warranty
EWS1 A1 compliant
EPC rating: B
Lift access to all levels
Underfloor heating throughout
White fire resistant internal doors with brushed steel furniture
Double glazing throughout with doors giving access to terraces / balconies (subject to apartment type)
Roller blinds to all windows
Video entry phone security system
White finish LED downlighting
White sockets and switches throughout except kitchen
Dimmer switches to kitchen, living, dining and bedrooms
USB charger socket to all rooms except bathrooms and en suites
White matt finished walls and ceiling
MVHR extractors to bathroom and
KITCHEN
Wood laminate flooring
High quality Porcelanosa kitchens with soft close drawers and doors
Krion white worktops with matching upstands
Bosch built in single oven
Bosch ceramic hob with stainless steel splashback
Bosch cooker hood
Bosch integrated 70/30 fridge freezer
Bosch integrated dishwasher
Bosch washer dryer
Porcelanosa undermounted sink with swan neck mixer tap
Under cupboard LED lighting
Brushed stainless steel electrical switches and sockets
Offering the ideal antidote to the urban bustle, the Royal Borough of Greenwich is one of South Londons most attractive places to live.
Transport is fantastic with Greenwich, Lewisham and St Johns Station all a ten minute walk away and Elverson Road Station DLR is just a five minute walk away.
Outside you can enjoy panoramic views over St Pauls Cathedral and the City of London from the oldest of London‘s Royal parks. Stocked with deer as far back as 1515, Greenwich Park extends to 183 acres, complete with rose gardens, caf© and children‘s boating lake.
The adjacent Blackheath Common is a vast 211 acre expanse of open grassland, and the starting place of the annual London Marathon.
Hosting daily exercise classes, boot camps and yoga sessions, along with regular fun fairs, fireworks displays, music festivals and charity races, it also boasts the picturesque Prince of Wales Pond, a quintessentially English village setting. World famous as the place where two hemispheres meet, Greenwich isnt just about Mean Time. Instead, the area is sprinkled liberally with some of Londons most iconic landmarks. History buffs can explore the world‘s last surviving tea clipper, the Cutty Sark, and view spectacular art and architecture at the Royal Observatory, the National Maritime Museum, Queens House and the Old Royal Naval College; the latter has just reopened its Painted Hall, complete with day-beds to recline on to admire the ceiling. Back to listing
