Plover Way, SE16

Guide Price £1,000,000 - £1,100,000

A chance to acquire this impressive four double bedroom townhouse situated on the desirable 'Lakes' development. This stunning 2,000sq ft home has been upgraded by the current owners and now offers exceptional living space throughout.

Lots of time and thought has been invested in to the improvement and upgrade of this property and it now offers a stunning and luxurious kitchen that sits perfectly within the open-plan dining and reception area. There are four, very spacious bedrooms, as well as a stunning family bathroom and a delightful children's secret hideaway on the top floor.

This three storey townhouse is found in this sought-after elegant development around the manmade lake of almost two acres, creating a visually stunning environment. It also has the added benefit of an integral garage as well as a sunny outside garden terrace.

Plover Way is a calm and tranquil retreat, snaking its way around the edge of Norway Lake, which itself is managed as a nature reserve and enjoys an abundance of birds and wildlife.
It is also situated close to the River Thames and perfect for those sunny walks upstream along the South bank.

Rotherhithe and Surrey Quays has taken the title of the UK’s eighth most lucrative property hotspot. It is a great location that will be of interest to buyers and investors alike.

The ranking for Rotherhithe is attributed mainly to the area’s regeneration efforts. Most notably, this includes the Canada Water scheme, worth £3.3 billion. It is creating thousands of new homes as well as a range of other amenities.

One reason is the fantastic pubs and restaurants. No neighbourhood is complete without a selection of watering holes and places to eat. Thankfully, this area has some of London’s finest eateries. The Mayflower pub is among the most historic establishments. Another popular place is the Midnight Apothecary. It's a cocktail garden on the rooftops of the Thames Tunnel. For healthy options, there is GreenZen.

Surrey Quays has its fair share of green spaces as well. This sets the area apart from London’s other Riverside neighbourhoods. There are garden spaces as well as nature reserves to make it a pleasant and peaceful place to live. The 5.2 acre Stave Hill Ecological Park is one of the most popular spots. It is a green parkland that attracts all sorts of wildlife. Lavender Pond Nature Reserve is worth a visit too. Plus, the area has access to the Thames.

There are also a number of top attractions here. Rotherhithe might be a predominantly residential area, but it does punch above its weight with things to do. Brunel Museum is one of the most famous venues. It tells the story of the engineering dynasty. Aside from excellent exhibitions, the museum hosts lectures, theatre productions, and concerts. There are also other popular amenities such as Surrey Quays and Surrey Docks Farm.

Surrey Quays shopping centre and transport links, including Canada Water station for Jubilee Line, are within close proximity. Or take a walk along to Greenland Pier and jump on the Thames Clipper/Uber Boat.