Hamilton House, Blackheath, SE10

Key features

• Built in 1734 by a shipbuilder for the Royal Navy, Hamilton House is Grade II listed, filled with spaces to gather and relax and it sits inside the Greenwich World Heritage Site.

• Situated between Greenwich and Blackheath, in a prime location, close to Greenwich Park, Greenwich Village and Blackheath. The property has incredible views over Blackheath Common and Canry Wharf.

• Impressive entrance hall with sweeping staircase with the original oak panelling and a series of grand reception spaces, including a beautiful drawing room with French doors opening onto the garden.

• Versatile living accommodation including a formal dining room with pantry, music room and ideal for modern family living and entertaining.

• Luxury principal suite with large dual-aspect windows, stylish en suite bathroom, and separate en suite shower room, along with a second bedroom suite and a third bedroom with private balcony views.

• Beautiful south-facing private walled garden providing a private and tranquil outdoor space, perfect for entertaining and relaxation. Off-road parking for multiple cars as well as a secure garage.

• A huge amount of history within the property, Moby Dick, The Boston Tea Party, The Royal Navy, Richard Twining.