The Paragon, Blackheath, London, SE3

An exceptional and rarely available house forming part of The Paragon, one of the most important and visually striking addresses in Blackheath. Believed to be the largest property within this iconic Georgian crescent, this remarkable home extends to approximately 3,254 sq.ft / 302.3 sq.m and offers wonderfully elegant accommodation arranged over three expansive floors, combining grand Georgian proportions with an incredible sense of character and history.



The ground floor is particularly impressive, entered via a welcoming hallway with a beautiful sweeping staircase rising through the house. There is a magnificent reception room of outstanding proportions to the front, together with a substantial dining room to the rear, creating superb formal entertaining space. The kitchen sits centrally between the two and works brilliantly for day-to-day living, while throughout this floor there is a wonderful feeling of volume, light and architectural charm.
The first floor provides two bedrooms and bath/shower room facilities, including a stunning principal room with excellent proportions, while the overall layout offers both flexibility and balance. The lower ground floor adds enormously to the house’s appeal, with two further large rooms, a generous lounge, office, utility room and additional bath/shower room space, making it ideal for family living, guest accommodation, working from home or a variety of lifestyle needs.

What makes this home especially special is the scale and atmosphere throughout. The rooms are beautifully proportioned, the staircase is a standout feature, and the house has that rare combination of grandeur and warmth that is so difficult to find. Every floor offers a sense of elegance, while the layout remains practical and versatile for modern living.

The Paragon is an exceptional Grade I listed crescent of houses linked by colonnades fronting a private roadway off the Heath and built around 1798 by Michael Searles, having been the subject of post war restoration by Bernard Brown. The Paragon is described by Professor Abercrombie as the most important surviving example of Georgian architecture in the country.

The Paragon is arguably Blackheath’s most prestigious address directly fronting the open heath and is just a few minutes walk into Blackheath Village with its array of boutique shops, farmers market, restaurants, bars and station. The fabulous Royal Greenwich Park is just over the heath with Greenwich town centre beyond. Greenwich is steeped in history with the old Royal Naval hospital, the Royal Observatory, the National Maritime museum, and the spectacularly restored Cutty Sark. Greenwich's covered market is one of London’s best and attracts people from all over the capital.

There are fantastic transport links with Blackheath Station giving access to London Bridge, Charing Cross and Victoria amongst others with access to the, DLR, bus (Including the new Superloop), riverboat, foot tunnel and cable car all within the area. The area is minutes from Canary Wharf, the City and central London; Just one of the reasons why it's increasingly popular with young professionals and commuters. The O2 is also within easy reach.

Close by are several highly sought-after Independent Schools including; Blackheath Preparatory School, The Pointer School, Heath House Preparatory School, Blackheath High Junior School, Blackheath High Seniors School, Colfes (1.5 miles) and Eltham College (2.5 miles) as are the very sought after All Saints and John Ball primary schools.

Lease remaining: 999 years from 04/01/2007
Ground Rent: n/a
Service Charges: £4,131 pa
Reserve fund: £4843.40 pa for painting works and roof repairs, these take place every 5 years

Local Authority: Greenwich
Tax Band: H

N.B. These details have been provided by the vendor. Any interested party should have these checked by a solicitor as part of the purchase process.