in London

This stunning five bedroomed heritage house conversion offers an amazing location on the perimeter of Greenwich Park, with Blackheath just moments away. This fantastic property features spacious rooms spread over two floors and great views out over the park. Presented in excellent condition throughout, the property comprises 30' reception room, bay-fronted dining room with fireplace, fitted kitchen with breakfast bar, utility room with washing machine, tumble dryer and ample storage space, five spacious bedrooms and two bathrooms. Macartney House is a Grade II listed building and is of historical interest, having an English Heritage blue plaque commemorating the fact that Major General James Wolfe (the victor of Quebec) was a former resident. Alterations have been made to Macartney House between 1802 and 1806 by Sir John Soane, the architect of the Bank of England. Wonderfully positioned on the border between Blackheath and Greenwich Park, Macartney House is perfectly situated for the wide range of shops, bars and restaurants of both Greenwich and Blackheath Village. For local transport links, Greenwich station (DLR and British Rail) is close by