Property description

WOW WEST LONDON COMES TO WOOLWICH! A STYLISH AND CONTEMPORARY, 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT WITH HEATING COSTS INCLUDED. MARY POPPINS SPRINGS TO MIND WITH VIEWS OVERLOOKING LONDON'S ROOFTOPS OF SE18'. SO MUCH \"SKY\" WHERE DO YOU LOOK?

Great Location and the transport links speak for themselves :

The apartment is a huge size, and benefits from a large balcony with stunning views.The two large double bedrooms and ample living space make the property ideal for professional sharers or a family. Additionally, there is a large amount of storage space. The property is also a stone's throw from Plumstead train station, making it ideal for a commuter.

Nearest railway stationsWoolwich Arsenal railway station
Woolwich Dockyard railway station
Plumstead railway station
Nearest tube station North Greenwich tube station is the only Underground station in the London Borough of Greenwich. It is located on the Greenwich Peninsula close to The O2 and can be reached from Woolwich by bus.
Docklands light railwayA new Docklands Light Railway station for central Woolwich opened on the 10th January 2009, linked to Woolwich Arsenal railway station. Frequent trains run to Bank Station.
King George V station is close to the north side of the Woolwich foot tunnel in North Woolwich. This station is on the same line as Woolwich Arsenal DLR station.
The DLR link to Woolwich Arsenal has proven a success. Over 15,000 passengers use the station every weekday. The line is on track to carry over 5 million users in its first 12 months - 5% above projections. Since its launch in January 2009, Woolwich Arsenal station has become the seventh busiest station on the DLR network.

BusesWoolwich is served by 18 Transport for London bus routes, including one dedicated night-only route and two 24-hour services. All routes serve the town centre;some also serve the south of the town,the Dockyard area and/or the Woolwich Common area. Three routes serve the nearby Queen Elizabeth Hospital, and another three terminate there. Some services use central Woolwich as a terminus.

The routes serving Woolwich are as follows:

51 (Orpington-Woolwich via Sidcup, Welling)
53 (Plumstead-Whitehall via Charlton Village, New Cross, Elephant & Castle) - 24hr service
54 (Elmers End-Woolwich via Blackheath, Lewisham, Beckenham) - links with Tramlink at Elmers End
96 (Bluewater-Woolwich via Welling, Bexleyheath, Crayford, Dartford) - non-stop between Dartford and Bluewater
99 (Bexleyheath-Woolwich via Erith, Slade Green)
122 (Crystal Palace-Plumstead via Eltham, Lewisham)
161 (Chislehurst-North Greenwich via Eltham)
177 (Peckham-Thamesmead via Greenwich, Charlton, New Cross)
178 (Lewisham-Woolwich via Kidbrooke)
180 (Belvedere-Lewisham via Greenwich, Abbey Wood)
244 (Abbey Wood-Queen Elizabeth Hospital via Thamesmead, Shooter's Hill)
291 (Woodlands Estate-Queen Elizabeth Hospital via Plumstead Common)
380 (Lewisham-Belmarsh Prison via Charlton)
386 (Blackheath Village-Woolwich via Greenwich, Queen Elizabeth Hospital)
422 (Bexleyheath-North Greenwich via Charlton)
469 (Erith-Queen Elizabeth Hospital via Belvedere, Abbey Wood)
472 (North Greenwich-Thamesmead) - 24hr service
N1 (Tottenham Court Road-Thamesmead via Waterloo, Greenwich, Charlton, Abbey Wood)

These routes provide a variety of links to locations within the London Borough of Greenwich, nearby and neighbouring boroughs including Bexley, Lewisham and Bromley, plus links into Central London and to Bluewater which is across the London boundary in the Dartford borough of Kent. Some locations are only served directly from Woolwich by the N1 and thus not served directly during the run of daytime routes - these include Aldwych, Holborn, Waterloo and Surrey Quays.

RiverThe free Woolwich Ferry service operates across the River Thames to North Woolwich in the London Borough of Newham carrying trucks, cars, cyclists and pedestrians during the day until 8pm on Weekdays. A two boat service runs on Mondays to Saturdays and Sundays only has a one boat service. Woolwich foot tunnel is also available for use by pedestrians (and cyclists pushing their cycles) at any time. It is served by lifts during traditional shopping hours.


Ferry departing north terminalLondon River Services, operated by Thames Clipper, provide a peak hour, seven days a week service to central London (Savoy Pier) from Woolwich Arsenal Pier (adjacent to the Royal Arsenal residential development).

The Thames flood barrier is located a mile upstream from the tunnel and ferry.

Property Features :

• Large Apartment
• Lift to All Floors
• Internal Balcony
• Wonderful Views
• Close to Train Station