This outstanding eight bedroom Grade II listed house boasts stunning original features, bright accommodation with floor-to-ceiling windows throughout, spacious rooms, and a beautiful south-facing walled private garden.
- 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.
Located inside the Greenwich World Heritage Site, tucked between Greenwich and Blackheath. Close to Blackheath Heath and the famous Rangers House. Close to transport links, Greenwich Park and Central Greenwich.
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