Foreshore, Deptford

Nestled along the Thames in Deptford, this beautifully renovated Grade II-listed one-bedroom apartment combines historic charm with modern craftsmanship. Thoughtfully updated, it features reclaimed floors from Middlesbrough Cathedral, original wooden cross beams, ply cabinetry by Emiliano Malferrari, and Mandarin Stone tiles, creating a harmonious blend of heritage and contemporary design. Striking arched windows flood the space with light, opening to a private balcony overlooking lush communal gardens, shaded by an ancient mulberry tree. The Thames path leads directly to Deptford and Greenwich, offering scenic riverside walks. Believed to have been designed in the 18th century, originally part of the Victualling Yard (1781-1798), it played a pivotal role in British naval history. Today, the area is a preserved heritage site, featuring a quiet street with free parking and an entry through a gated ground floor. Inside, a wide hallway with ample built-in storage introduces the space. Reclaimed herringbone parquet flooring extends throughout, laid by hand for a touch of authenticity. The open-plan living area is centered around a grand arched window, with the kitchen tucked into a corner. It is defined by subtle pink tones, warm lighting, ply cabinetry, Formica worktops, and a Mandarin Stone-tiled splashback. The bedroom echoes the apartment's elegance with high ceilings and an arched window overlooking the gardens. Offered with no onward chain, this spacious and characterful home is ready to become your next haven.