March 27th 2023.
(Image Source: https://metro.co.uk) Most residents of the Royal Borough of Greenwich are hesitant to move away, given the plethora of attractions it offers - the River Thames, parks, historical monuments, architecture, the Unesco World Heritage Site, quality education, speedy transport, shops, pubs and clubs. However, property in the more popular areas of Greenwich and Blackheath is expensive. But Charlton is still a good value option. It has a vibrant community, a plethora of Victorian terraces, new builds, its own park, a Jacobean house, an outdoor lido and the Charlton Athletic Football Club. There are trains to four London terminals and Luton, and the Elizabeth line is available at Woolwich.
(Image Source: https://metro.co.uk) Joynes House is a great choice for those looking for a convenient location near the river and train. It has 16 large flats with open-plan layouts, balconies, and parking. There is also a communal roof terrace with 360-degree views. Prices start at £430,000 for a two-bedroom flat. Synergy is another popular development which has had some of its commercial space converted into eight one and two-bedroom flats with large balconies. Buyers can take advantage of the Deposit Unlock scheme and the Buddy Up scheme to purchase with a friend. Prices start at £375,000 with a year's mortgage paid as a lump sum on completion. Finally, the Valley House shared ownership home has two bedrooms, two bathrooms and a large kitchen/living/dining room with a balcony. Prices start at £116,250 for 25 per cent of £465,000 with a £5,000 cashback incentive running in April.
(Image Source: https://metro.co.uk) Living in the Royal Borough of Greenwich offers a plethora of perks, from the river, parks and Unesco World Heritage Site to great schools, transport links and entertainment options. Whilst property prices in the central Greenwich and Blackheath areas are quite high, Charlton still offers good value for money. This friendly neighbourhood is home to charming Victorian terraces, new builds, a park, a Jacobean house, an outdoor lido and Charlton Athletic football club. Moreover, there are trains to four London terminals and Luton, as well as access to the Elizabeth line at Woolwich.
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