Property description

Envisioned by Alfred Salter in the 1920s, who claimed he would "pull down three-quarters of Bermondsey and build a Garden City in its place", this smart period cottage was built as an eastward extension of the Wilson Grove Estate, to more comfortably accommodate the local people. Although in need of internal modernisation, the property retains a period charm which is rare against the backdrop of post-dock Rotherhithe. Development potential (along with a set precedent) exists to extend into the ample garden or loft (stpp), making this ideal for a property developer or an end user looking to increase value on their asset.