Dartmouth House, Dartmouth Row, Greenwich, London, SE10

Set within a truly magnificent detached Georgian house dating back to the 1750s, this substantial three-bedroom lower ground floor conversion flat enjoys a fascinating heritage, having once been home to both the Earl of Dartmouth and the first Bishop of Southwark. Perfectly and quietly positioned on one of the area’s most sought-after roads, the property sits on the cusp of Greenwich and Blackheath, just a stone’s throw from the wide open spaces of the Heath.



Measuring an impressive 1,146 sq ft, the accommodation offers generous proportions throughout and presents an excellent opportunity for complete modernisation. The layout briefly comprises a spacious 18ft reception room, three well-sized double bedrooms, with the principal bedroom benefiting from fitted wardrobes and an en-suite bathroom, a good-sized kitchen, a family shower room and a welcoming entrance hallway. Externally, the property further benefits from access to spectacular and expansive communal grounds to the side, along with the rare advantage of an off-street parking space.

The location is truly enviable, being equidistant between the historic UNESCO World Heritage town centre of Greenwich and the charming, village-like atmosphere of Blackheath. Lewisham town centre is also within easy walking distance, offering an excellent array of shops, cafés and restaurants, as well as outstanding transport links including mainline rail services, DLR and riverboat connections. Offered to the market with no onward chain, this is a rare and exciting opportunity to acquire a home of scale, character and remarkable potential in an exceptional setting.