Prince Of Orange, Surrey Quays, London, SE16
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1 bed | 1 bath | 1 reception | Guide price £375,000 Having knowledge of the purchase price allows you to calculate the overall expense incurred in acquiring the property. Read our glossary page
- 1860s Pub Conversion: Unique first-floor apartment with character.
- Prime Location: 0.2 miles to Canada Water and Surrey Quays stations.
- Spacious Interiors: High ceilings, large bedroom, open-plan layout.
- Communal Garden: Well-maintained and accessible.
- Close to Parks: Near Southwark Park, Russia Dock Woodland, and more.
- Investment Potential: Area transforming with new homes and amenities.
- Share of Freehold: Active, welcoming community.
- Perfect for Commuters: Vibrant location with excellent transport links.
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Guide Price of £375,000 to £400,000
Charming converted 1860 pub just 0.2 miles from both Canada Water and Surrey Quays stations. Located on the first floor benefitting from high ceilings and a generously sized bedroom, recently renovated bathroom and an open-plan kitchen and living area with access to a well maintained communal garden. Nearby attractions include Southwark Park, Surrey Docks Farm, Russia Dock Woodland, and Stave Hill Ecological Park, all of which are popular with the local community.
Ideal for city commuters, this property benefits from excellent transport links, including Canada Water Underground Station, Surrey Quays Overground Station, and Hilton Pier, providing quick access to the City and Canary Wharf. Strong investment potential as the immediate area is undergoing a significant transformation with British Land set to deliver the first new high street in London in 50 years including 3,000 new net zero homes, 1 million square feet of shops and restaurants, a brand new leisure centre, up to 2 million sqft of workspace, alongside 12 acres of new public spaces including a 3.5-acre park, a new Town Square, and 16 new streets.
Share of freehold property with an active and welcoming community.
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