Two-bedroom townhouse style property located on the south bank of the River Thames. The characterful building dates back to around 1810 making it one of the oldest surviving buildings in Rotherhithe. Converted into award-winning apartments in 1999 by Fletcher Priest and Torben Rix Architects, who were awarded a RIBA Housing Design Award for their work in 2000.

At a total of 1022 sq ft split over two floors, you enter the property from the Thames Path and access a large entrance hall with a large utility cupboard. On this floor there is also a family bathroom, double bedroom and a kitchen with space to dine. Upstairs a spacious living area which features lantern skylights and an impressive oriel window with adjustable timber louvres. The master bedroom is located on this floor too with the second bathroom beside it.

A substantial outside balcony on the first floor of this sensitively converted warehouse is shared with all the homes in the development. Looking out over the Thames with direct views of Canary Wharf. This unique shared space also has a communal lounge area with kitchen and toilet. Perfect for getting together with family and friends when additional space is needed.

Odessa Wharf is located close to Greenland and Surrey Quays pier where you can take an Uber boats into town, with just a four-minute journey to Canary Wharf. The nearest overground stations are Surrey Quays, Rotherhithe and Canada Water.

This unique property located in such a historic an interesting part of London is offered for sale with no forward chain.

EPC rating C. Service Charge £2600pa. Ground Rent £100pa. Square Footage 1022. All figures are to the best of our knowledge but should be taken as estimates.