3 bed flat for sale

Adagio Point, 3 Laban Walk, London SE8

Service charge (For Leasehold tenure): £5842.38 per year.
Ground rent (For Leasehold tenure): £300 per year.

This stunning 7th floor three-bedroom apartment occupies an enviable position within Adagio Point, enjoying breathtaking panoramic views across the River Thames, Deptford Creek and the Docklands skyline.

The impressive open-plan living, dining and kitchen area is the heart of the home, providing a generous and beautifully light space for both everyday living and entertaining. Floor-to-ceiling windows maximise the spectacular outlook, drawing the Thames and London skyline into the apartment and creating an exceptional sense of space and light.

The property offers three well-proportioned bedrooms, two modern bathrooms and excellent built-in storage. Beautifully presented throughout and in good decorative order, the apartment is ready to move into and provides a superb combination of style, comfort and practicality.

The views are undoubtedly one of the propertys defining features. The elevated position provides an uninterrupted and ever-changing panorama across the river and towards Docklands, with the skyline taking on an entirely different character as the day turns to evening. It is a particularly impressive outlook and one that can be enjoyed from the principal living space every day.

The location complements the apartment perfectly. Situated within this popular riverside development, the property offers excellent access to Greenwich, Canary Wharf, the City and Central London. A choice of cafés, restaurants and local amenities can be found nearby, while the surrounding riverside and green spaces provide opportunities to escape the pace of the city.

Combining exceptional views, generous three-bedroom accommodation, contemporary interiors, floor-to-ceiling glazing and a long lease, this is a particularly impressive London home offering an outstanding setting from which to enjoy the capital.

Features

• Elevator in Building
• Concierge services