3 bed flat for sale

St. Marychurch Street, London SE16

A sensational penthouse apartment perched on top of a former warehouse which is now a gated development in the heart of old Rotherhithe Village, a short walk from both Canada Water and Rotherhithe stations.

This exceptional 1664 sq/ft home has been fully renovated by the current owners with a great layout and a design led, relaxing feel throughout. The fifth floor provides one of the most impressive open plan living spaces one can find, with a bespoke modern kitchen and direct access to a large private roof terrace with beautify city skyline views.

Down the central staircase is the sleeping accommodation with three double bedroom, all with fitted wardrobes, and two bathroom suites. Additionally, there is an onsite secure car parking space and a day time concierge.

Situation

Peacefully located in a green conservation area, Rotherhithe Village sits on the bank of the Thames, opposite Canary Wharf. It stretches from the quiet cobbled streets and warehouses of Rotherhithe Village to the more modern apartments along Rotherhithe Street and further to Surrey Quays and Greenland Dock, with many pubs and restaurants, a shopping centre and a working farm.
Rotherhithe Village is home to the historical Mayflower pub and Brunel Museum, while there is plenty of green space nearby, with St. Mary's Churchyard Gardens opposite, King's Stairs Gardens a moments stroll away and the feature filled Southwark Park is also within a short walk.

Transport options to Canary Wharf and the City include the commuter river boat service, Rotherhithe Tube (Overground) less than 2 mins walk, Canada Water Tube and Bermondsey Tube (Jubilee line) 6- 8 mins walk, The new Elizabeth Line is 3 stops from Rotherhithe and a 5 min journey and Shoreditch and the City 6 mins away.
There are several bus routes to Victoria, Waterloo and the City.

Canada Water is enjoying its second wave of re-generation which will provide new civic space, a leisure centre, housing, shops and workspace to the west of the iconic library. There is now a continuous segregated cycle route between Tower Bridge and Greenwich. It’s part of London’s Superhighway network and will take you to Central and West London (Bond Street) in 17min.