S43, Trinity Park, 11, Propect Vale, London, SE18 5HT

A well-designed three-bedroom townhouse situated over three floors.

The ground floor boasts an open plan living and dining area, while the first floor offers a separate, cosy living room alongside a bedroom and family bathroom, the second floor is home to two spacious double bedrooms and family bathroom.

This property is enhanced by a turfed garden, offering a private outdoor space ideal for families, and includes convenient on-development parking.

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Trinity Park comprises a collection of one and three bedroom apartments, and three bedroom houses with gardens and roof terraces in a variety of townhouse and mews styles.

Trinity Park offers a well-blended mix of 224 contemporary apartments and 114 spacious houses, alongside stunning landscaped community areas and shared play spaces.

Each home is exceptionally well designed and appointed, many boasting private gardens or balconies to soak up the views, and each with parking options available.

With connection to place, people, and nature at its heart, Trinity Park offers far more than just a beautiful new home – it’s becoming part of a unique community where people choose to love, live, and grow.

As one of London’s newest creative districts, Woolwich weaves a rich tapestry of history and thriving contemporary culture.

The local town centre is a hotbed of music, art and dining, with bars, restaurants and pop-ups galore.

Woolwich Works combines all these and more: A unique creative space for music, exhibitions, classes and comedy nights.

Check out Punch Drunk for an Immersive Entertainment Experience, and Woolwich Contemporary Print Fair for all things art.

If you like to work up a sweat, you’ll find tennis courts nearby, along with running tracks and football clubs to join.

There’s also a range of gyms, yoga and pilates studios including Pure Gym, The Yoga Space and Waterfront Leisure Centre.

What’s more, there’s a rare outdoor lido at Charlton, allowing the brave to take an alfresco dip, no matter the weather.

For the history buffs, amble along the maritime waterside from Woolwich to Greenwich by way of the Thames Barrier, with foot tunnels to explore, and ancient cosy pubs to linger with a glass of something cold Just 20 minutes along the Thames lies leafy, historic Greenwich.

With stunning riverside views, expansive green spaces and renowned landmarks like the Royal Observatory and the Cutty Sark, the area retains a thriving village-like atmosphere, with an array of boutiques, cozy cafes, and vibrant markets To check broadband and mobile phone coverage please visit Ofcom here