A stunning Queen Anne's house perfectly positioned overlooking Greenwich Park. Boasting eight bedrooms, four bathrooms and a triple garage, this property is not one to be missed.
Nestled in the historic heart of Greenwich on Crooms Hill, this exceptional residence invites you to step into a bygone era. Dating back to the 18th Century, this distinguished house, steeped in history, retains much of its original charm and spans just over 7,000 square feet.
This cherished property, a testament to over seven decades of love from its late owner, Ann, holds a rich history that has graced the pages of prestigious publications such as The Times, World of Interiors.com, The Evening Standard, and The House of Hackney. The story of this home has become a part of Greenwich's narrative, celebrated for its unique character and allure.
Positioned a stone's throw from Greenwich Market and the Fan Museum, this residence overlooks the luscious Greenwich Park from the front and reveals a magnificent garden at the rear. A truly rare find, it boasts what is believed to be one of the largest privately owned gardens in The Royal Borough of Greenwich, a serene oasis just shy of half an acre.
The surroundings are a canvas of cultural richness and beauty, providing a backdrop that is as breathtaking as the property itself.
Inside, Ann's bohemian and maximalist décor transforms the space into a work of art. Her inspirational approach of turning the discarded into the beautiful is evident in every corner, creating an interior that is full of history and artistry. Walk-through rooms adorned with large tapestries, delft pottery, picture frames, damask wallpaper and ornate mirrors.
However, the servants' quarters are not so decadently decorated and are far more neutral in style. Within these quarters are 3 self-contained flats.
There is so much to take in and this home is unlike any other, and certainly not to be missed.
Nestled in the historic heart of Greenwich on Crooms Hill, this exceptional residence invites you to step into a bygone era. Dating back to the 18th Century, this distinguished house, steeped in history, retains much of its original charm and spans just over 7,000 square feet.
This cherished property, a testament to over seven decades of love from its late owner, Ann, holds a rich history that has graced the pages of prestigious publications such as The Times, World of Interiors.com, The Evening Standard, and The House of Hackney. The story of this home has become a part of Greenwich's narrative, celebrated for its unique character and allure.
Positioned a stone's throw from Greenwich Market and the Fan Museum, this residence overlooks the luscious Greenwich Park from the front and reveals a magnificent garden at the rear. A truly rare find, it boasts what is believed to be one of the largest privately owned gardens in The Royal Borough of Greenwich, a serene oasis just shy of half an acre.
The surroundings are a canvas of cultural richness and beauty, providing a backdrop that is as breathtaking as the property itself.
Inside, Ann's bohemian and maximalist décor transforms the space into a work of art. Her inspirational approach of turning the discarded into the beautiful is evident in every corner, creating an interior that is full of history and artistry. Walk-through rooms adorned with large tapestries, delft pottery, picture frames, damask wallpaper and ornate mirrors.
However, the servants' quarters are not so decadently decorated and are far more neutral in style. Within these quarters are 3 self-contained flats.
There is so much to take in and this home is unlike any other, and certainly not to be missed.
Nestled in the historic heart of Greenwich on Crooms Hill, this exceptional residence invites you to step into a bygone era. Dating back to the 18th Century, this distinguished house, steeped in history, retains much of its original charm and spans just over 7,000 square feet.
This cherished property, a testament to over seven decades of love from its late owner, Ann, holds a rich history that has graced the pages of prestigious publications such as The Times, World of Interiors.com, The Evening Standard, and The House of Hackney. The story of this home has become a part of Greenwich's narrative, celebrated for its unique character and allure.
Positioned a stone's throw from Greenwich Market and the Fan Museum, this residence overlooks the luscious Greenwich Park from the front and reveals a magnificent garden at the rear. A truly rare find, it boasts what is believed to be one of the largest privately owned gardens in The Royal Borough of Greenwich, a serene oasis just shy of half an acre.
The surroundings are a canvas of cultural richness and beauty, providing a backdrop that is as breathtaking as the property itself.
Inside, Ann's bohemian and maximalist décor transforms the space into a work of art. Her inspirational approach of turning the discarded into the beautiful is evident in every corner, creating an interior that is full of history and artistry. Walk-through rooms adorned with large tapestries, delft pottery, picture frames, damask wallpaper and ornate mirrors.
However, the servants' quarters are not so decadently decorated and are far more neutral in style. Within these quarters are 3 self-contained flats.
There is so much to take in and this home is unlike any other, and certainly not to be missed.
Nestled in the historic heart of Greenwich on Crooms Hill, this exceptional residence invites you to step into a bygone era. Dating back to the 18th Century, this distinguished house, steeped in history, retains much of its original charm and spans just over 7,000 square feet.
This cherished property, a testament to over seven decades of love from its late owner, Ann, holds a rich history that has graced the pages of prestigious publications such as The Times, World of Interiors.com, The Evening Standard, and The House of Hackney. The story of this home has become a part of Greenwich's narrative, celebrated for its unique character and allure.
Positioned a stone's throw from Greenwich Market and the Fan Museum, this residence overlooks the luscious Greenwich Park from the front and reveals a magnificent garden at the rear. A truly rare find, it boasts what is believed to be one of the largest privately owned gardens in The Royal Borough of Greenwich, a serene oasis just shy of half an acre.
The surroundings are a canvas of cultural richness and beauty, providing a backdrop that is as breathtaking as the property itself.
Inside, Ann's bohemian and maximalist décor transforms the space into a work of art. Her inspirational approach of turning the discarded into the beautiful is evident in every corner, creating an interior that is full of history and artistry. Walk-through rooms adorned with large tapestries, delft pottery, picture frames, damask wallpaper and ornate mirrors.
However, the servants' quarters are not so decadently decorated and are far more neutral in style. Within these quarters are 3 self-contained flats.
There is so much to take in and this home is unlike any other, and certainly not to be missed.