- Over 1,300 sq ft of living space +
- Share of Freehold +
- Penthouse with far-reaching views +
- Beautiful original character features throughout +
- Lift access and secure bike storage +
- Guide Price: £1,250,000-£1,300,000 +
Guide Price: £1,250,000-£1,300,000
Experience unparalleled luxury in this 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom riverfronted penthouse, with breathtaking views. New Archers Court is one of the original warehouse conversions along the Thames. Originally the Riverside Granary serving Rotherhithe Village, dating back to 1840’s. Later becoming the Waterside Theatre, Waterside Works & Heritage Museum, tasked with preserving the rich maritime history of the area.
Famously in the 1970’s becoming the Crunchie Frog Warehouse club & recording studios hosting the likes of the Sex Pistols and David Bowie. The Cruchie Frog became part of London’s famous Warehouse rare groove party scene before finally receiving it’s Grade II listing, restoration & conversion into luxury residential properties in 2006.
The apartment offers a whole host of original warehouse character, including exposed brickwork, wooden beams, loading bay doors, iron columns and vaulted ceilings. On the 4th floor there are two double bedrooms. The open-plan kitchen/ dining/ living room has an abundance of natural light. There is a mezzanine area with separate 3rd bedroom/ home office. It is presented in excellent decorative order and must be viewed to be fully appreciated.
The development is one of the best positions along the Thames with some of the most spectacular views in London. It is home to just nine stunning residential apartments. Additional benefits include bike storage and lift access. New Archers Court is located in the picturesque Rotherhithe Village. It has become a gentrified urban village with many charming listed warehouses with overhead walkways, in this riverside area with a maritime history stretching back to Elizabethan times. Rotherhithe is where the famous Mayflower picked up its captain and crew on `the founding fathers’ voyage to America. The ship's master is buried in the beautiful St Mary`s church at the heart of the village, opposite the Free School established in 1613 to educate the children of seafarers.
The village is full of attractions including the centuries old Mayflower pub with its terrace on the river, to the Brunel Museum, Simplicity Restaurant & Watch House cafe. Rotherhithe station is circa 250 yards with Canada Water & Bermondsey 600 yards respectively, giving superb speedy access to the City, West End and all of Central London`s attractions.