• Type: Victorian conversion flat with shared garden +
• Beds: Two double bedrooms +
• Baths: One bathroom with WC +
• Living: An open-plan reception room/kitchen +
• Tenure: Leasehold with newly renewed lease +
• Love: The bathroom’s indulgent edge — swathed in sultry black for long, atmospheric soaks. +
• Parks: Shrewsbury Park, Woolwich Common, Eltham Common, Plumbstead Common +
• Transport: Woolwich Arsenal (1.2 miles), Woolwich (1.2 miles), Plumstead (1.2 miles), Woolwich Dockyard (1.3 miles) +
• Size: 52.43 sq m / 564 sq ft +
• Chain: The current owner is actively looking for their next home. +

BRICKWORKS SAYS Set within a handsome double-fronted Victorian house in Shooters Hill, this two-bedroom flat enjoys a quietly elevated position — quite literally. From the doorstep, London’s skyline makes a distant and impressive appearance, a pleasing reminder of the city beyond the calm.

Inside, hardwood floors ground the home with warmth and character. The main living area is open-plan, with the kitchen tucked behind a gentle archway, subtly zoning the room. It’s a space designed for proper living — somewhere to cook, dine, entertain, sprawl on the sofa or simply pause with a cup of tea. Outside, a shared garden sits at the back for when fresh air calls, but a full countryside ramble feels ambitious.

That said, Shooters Hill makes weekend meandering easy. Eaglesfield Park is just five minutes away with a newly refurbished playground, while Sitopia Farm offers locally grown vegetables and flowers. At the end of the road, the much-loved The Lord Herbert serves excellent stone-baked pizza, and nearby Woolwich now features a smart new leisure centre with pool, gym and sauna. THE OWNER SAYS

We've loved living here — it’s such a beautiful, calm area, but also so well connected. You have all these amazing green spaces nearby, but you can be in East and Central London really quickly. It's also easy to get to City Airport and Heathrow. The area has a lovely community feel. We’ll be really sad to leave it. POINTS TO CONSIDER

Energy Performance Certificate (EPC):
Current Energy Rating C.
Potential Energy Rating C.

Council Tax:
The property falls into Band B in the borough of Greenwich.
£1681.37 in 2025/26.

Utilities:
Current monthly costs are approx:
Electricity & Gas £87
Water £16
These figures naturally change seasonally.

Tenure: Leasehold, with 178 years left on the lease. The freeholder is Bruton House Ltd, and they use Greenview Estates management company. The leaseholders have a right to manage the group, with any work needed is undertaken on an ad hoc basis.