King William Walk London, SE10 9HU

NO HMO LICENCE - Situated on King William Walk in the heart of historic Greenwich, this distinguished Grade II listed Georgian townhouse offers an exceptional opportunity to experience refined period living in one of London's most characterful riverside neighbourhoods.

Split thoughtfully across three floors, the property seamlessly blends architectural heritage with the flexible space modern life demands.

The home's Georgian provenance is immediately evident through its generous ceiling heights and elegant proportions, complemented by feature fireplaces that add warmth and focal interest to the principal rooms.

The layout provides genuine versatility, with four bedrooms configured to suit various living arrangements—the fourth bedroom particularly suited as a dedicated home office or an additional reception space for those who value separation between work and relaxation.

A first-floor terrace extends the living space outdoors, ideal for morning coffee or evening drinks, while a modest ground-floor outdoor area provides further small private external space.

The accommodation includes a three-piece bathroom suite with an additional WC for convenience. Transport connections are exceptionally comprehensive.

Cutty Sark DLR and Greenwich rail and DLR stations provide swift access across London, while the Thames Clipper river service offers an alternative commute along the water.

For journeys requiring the Jubilee line, North Greenwich station is a short bus ride away.

Day-to-day convenience is equally well served, with Waitrose nearby for quality grocery shopping and the array of independent shops, cafes and restaurants that give Greenwich its distinctive character.

Greenwich's village-like atmosphere creates a distinctive sense of community rarely found so close to central London.

The neighbourhood's maritime heritage permeates daily life, from the historic Cutty Sark to the riverside walks along the Thames, with the foot tunnel offering a unique pedestrian route beneath the river.

Greenwich Park, one of London's Royal Parks, provides expansive green space for weekend leisure, while the Royal Observatory and Greenwich Market contribute to the area's unique cultural fabric.

This property offers the flexibility and space that makes Greenwich living so appealing to those seeking period charm, cultural richness and excellent connectivity without compromise.

Council tax band: F. Rent is payable on a monthly basis and you may be required to pay more than a month's rent in advance, depending on your circumstances.

You will be required to pay a 1 week holding deposit following a successful offer.

Tenancies with annual rents up to £50,000 will require a 5 weeks' security deposit, while those exceeding this threshold will require a 6 weeks' deposit.

Utility bills, council tax, telephone line and broadband are not included in the rent. As well as paying the rent, you may also be required to make some additional permitted payments.

If your tenancy does not qualify as an AST, additional fees may apply. Please visit jll.co.uk/fees for details of fees that may be payable when renting a property.

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