Cadogan Road, Royal Arsenal, SE18

Description

Now known as Building 22, the original structure dates back to 1912 and was once the headquarters for all of the buildings in The Royal Arsenal.

Carefully converted around 9 years ago to include spectacular double height apartments this building was once the most impressive and largest of all the military structures onsite.


It was formerly the administrative hub of the Arsenal from which most of the operations on site were run. 'My HQ' is located in a central position on the Royal Arsenal beside Wellington Park which is an acre of open space for residents use.


The property itself is located on the 1st floor of the building and laid out over two floors. The stunning kitchen diner with all hi-tech integrated appliances is on the lower floor, along with the modern downstairs shower room.

The living room is a real show stopper, with double height ceilings to one end with huge windows, giving you an abundance of natural light and fantastic views of Wellington Park which is an area of open space solely for the use of the residents of the developement.


Upstairs there are two double bedrooms with one having an ensuite.

Property come with one parking space in the underground parking.

Access to the property can only be gained via the security fob controlled communal door to take either the stairs or the lift to the flats front door.


Dimensions

Living/Dining: 19ft 2" x 14ft 5" (5.85m x 4.41m)
Kitchen: 8ft 3" x 7ft 7" (2.51m x 2.32m)
Bedroom 1: 12ft 5" x 9ft 8" (3.79m x 2.94m)
Bedroom 2: 13ft 3" x 8ft 4" (4.06m x 2.53m)
Ensuite Bathroom
Shower Room

Total Sq M/Ft = 747sqft 68.48sqm

All measurements are approximate.

Property Hot Spot

The Royal Arsenal and Woolwich are one of the most exciting redevelopment and rejuvenation projects in London. The RA has already established a village community that is set to grow and improve beyond recognition. Here is your chance to be part of the next property hot spots at entry level prices allowing you to benefit from the great value for money and exciting potential capital gains.

The Royal Arsenal is an award winning development set in wide open spaces that have been beautifully landscaped on the banks of the River Thames, just to the east of Greenwich. The Royal Arsenal was a former military parade ground, munitions storage and factory site dating from 1761. Now its so quiet and peaceful you can almost hear a pin drop.

On site Amenities:

The Royal Arsenal is a beautiful, gated private riverside development with:

24-Hour Concierge
Residents Only Gym
Onsite Park
River Walks
On-site dentist
Boulangerie Jade
Farmers market twice a month
Dry Cleaning Service
Massage and Beauty Salon - bodyworks.co.uk
Youngs Gastro pub, Dial Arch: Guard House bar, Taproom bar, Con Gusto restaraunt
Street Car Hire & Electric Fuel Bays
Tesco Express
M&S and Sainsburys
Medical Centre With Pharmacy
Onsite Hotel

Travel and Shopping

5 to 10 minutes walk from Woolwich's high street, cafes and market. Its the perfect place for anyone wanting to trade crowded central London for the space and style while keeping with easy commuting distance.

Train - 8 minute walk to Woolwich Arsenal Station and 20 to 30 minutes into the city centre - London Bridge, Cannon Street and Charing Cross Stations.

DLR - 8 minute walk to Woolwich Arsenal Station and around 25 to 30 minutes into London's Bank Station. Trains run approximately every 10 minutes from Monday-Saturday 05.30 - 00.30 on Sunday 07.00 - 23.30 Destinations include City Airport 5 minutes, Canary Wharf 19 minutes, Stratford 23 minutes.

Tube - North Greenwich Station - Jubilee Line is easily accessible by bus and boat.

Boat - Thames Clippers - The river boat takes you to Canary Wharf in approximately 23 minutes and many stops through central London and Waterloo Visit - thamesclippers.com for information and timetable. It's perfect for the 02, Canary Wharf, City and West End, now taking the Oyster Card

Access to City Airport - City Airport is only stops away by DLR - its close enough for convenience but we do not have overhead flights.

Future Plans for the Royal Arsenal

Huge investment is being made on the development including:
Onsite Restaurants & Wine Bars
Onsite Retail
Onsite Crossrail Station
Regeneration of Woolwich

A new Civic Centre on Wellington Street provides a new library, post office and cafe/bar. Behind the centre a brand new Tesco superstore has recently opened alongside a town centre car park and 1000 new homes. It has been announced that the Tesco store is an eco-store powered by solar panels and wind turbines. The flagship store is due to have a farmers market selling local produce and 2 children's playgrounds.

At the western end of Powis Street, there is an area known as the 'Woolwich Triangle'. Construction will commence for the new shopping centre with a major retailer taking centre stage. The Triangle includes leisure space (cafes, restaurants; the whole area covers an area of 300,000 sq ft), and the redevelopment will revitalise the whole western end of the town centre and will be a car free zone. Woolwich gets its own 'West End'!

The high street will also benefit from the restoration of the Grade II listed buildings which will give character and focus to Woolwich High Street. Once refurbished, these historic buildings will accommodate new retail brands and major high street names, and the whole area will become more vibrant during the day and in to the evening with new coffee bars and restaurants.

£6.6million was recently spent on the redesign of General Gordon Square and Beresford Square near to the DLR and Train stations. This is now complete, and features include new landscape planting, seating areas, a large digital media display ready to show sporting events which have included the 2012 Olympics, and other public events and a new water feature. Major improvements to lighting, paving and the layout of Woolwich market have been made.

Crossrail funding was approved in July 2013 in terms of the station box fit out at Royal Arsenal. Crossrail is a major engineering project to provide new railway connections under central London. Trains will run from Maidenhead and Heathrow in the west to Shenfield and Abbey Wood in the east, taking over the existing stopping services on those routes. The first trains, 10-coach trains, are due to run at high frequencies of up to 24 trains per hour during peak hours. Work officially began on 15 May 2009 and is projected to be complete in 2018 (see more at crossrail.co.uk).

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