New Blackheath development snapped up by buyers (From Your Local Guardian)

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New Blackheath development snapped up by buyers

2:08pm Tuesday 27th January 2009

A small development of just six three and four-bedroom homes at Blackheath has been so successful that there is just one three-bedroom house left to buy.

The development at the Rectory Fields conservation area at Blackheath Standard has been built by Asprey Homes.

Since launching the show house in Banchory Road in early November last year, the site has been extremely successful with only one three-bedroom townhouse left to buy.

The home offers a spacious and flexible living space over three storeys, with private parking and a turfed rear garden.

The master bedroom suite, which has an en-suite shower room and walk-in wardrobe, is located on the top floor. There are two more spacious bedrooms, a study and plenty of storage.

The development is within one of the most desirable parts of south east London. The historic heath has around 270 acres of sweeping open grassland and includes a boating lake and ponds.

It also hosts one of the UK’s largest bonfire night celebrations. There are a number of fine restaurants and boutique stores around the heat and sports lovers will be attracted to the wide range of local clubs and facilities for cricket, golf and rugby.

Greenwich Park, London’s oldest Royal Park, is located north of the heath. North Greenwich tube station and The O2 arena — with its weekly range of world-class events, bars and restaurants are a short distance along the A2 from Brunswick Terrace.

Directly north of the river lies Canary Wharf, Docklands and London City Airport.

Brunswick Terrace is ideally located to take advantage of Blackheath’s transport links. The A2 runs near to the site and Blackheath Railway Station boasts regular services to Charing Cross, Victoria and Canon Street, each taking around 20 minutes.

The closest train station to the development, Westcombe Park, provides a service to London Bridge in 15 minutes. Slightly further afield, Lewisham and Deptford Bridge stations provide access to the Docklands Light Railway.

The last remaining home is priced at £475,000. For more information, telephone joint selling agents John Payne on 020 8858 6101 or Felicity J Lord on 020 8293 1143.

Alternatively, visit the show home, which is open Thursday to Monday from 10.30am to 4pm. Telephone 01689 806623 for more information.