Overview
Laurie Grove
New Cross, London
This stylish, eco-friendly "heat pumps and solar" home offers a perfect blend of modern design and practicality. With its open-plan layout and sustainable features, it’s ideal for families, couples, or professionals looking for a comfortable yet environmentally conscious living space. If you out to party or sight seeing in London, this is a great location to stay, out of the main rush of the city.
Courtyard or Patio
Family Friendly
Garden
Non-smoking
Suitable for Workationing
WiFi
City Centre
Shop Nearby
Pub Nearby
At a Glance
Courtyard or Patio 
Family Friendly 
Garden 
Non-smoking 
Suitable for Workationing 
WiFi 
City Centre 
Shop Nearby 
Pub Nearby 
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The Finer Details
Ground Floor:
As you enter the property, you step into a welcoming hallway that leads you through the home. On your left is an office/workspace perfect for working from home or as a quiet reading nook. Further along the hallway you’ll find the WC.
Continue walking, and you’ll arrive in the spacious kitchen at the rear of the house. The kitchen seamlessly flows into the living and dining area, creating a large open-plan space perfect for socialising or family time. The kitchen is designed with modern high quality fittings and plenty of storage, and its position in the home allows for easy access to the main living areas.
The living area is bright and inviting, thanks to large sliding doors that open out onto the paved patio and private garden. This indoor-outdoor flow is ideal for entertaining or simply enjoying the garden during warmer months.
The paved patio extends into a private garden, fully enclosed by a timber fence, providing a tranquil and secure space for alfresco dining, relaxation, or children to play. There’s also a cycle store and refuse store tucked neatly away for practicality. Cycling is a great way to see the City.
First Floor:
Upstairs, the home offers two well-proportioned bedrooms. The main bedroom is a peaceful, spacious room designed for relaxation, with plenty of natural light. The second double bedroom is similar in size and is fitted to the same standards. There is also an option for 2 more guests to stay on a sofa bed housed in the downstairs dedicated workspace.
The family bathroom is located between the two bedrooms, featuring both a bath and a shower. Its modern design and eco-conscious fixtures offer a relaxing space to refresh after a long day.
Eco-Friendly Features:
This property has been designed with sustainability in mind. It features solar panels that provide renewable energy, reducing both your carbon footprint and electricity bills. The home also boasts a green roof, which helps with insulation and rainwater management, contributing to the home’s overall eco-friendly design.
Why This Home?
This two-bedroom home offers a blend of modern convenience and eco-conscious living. From the spacious, open-plan kitchen, living, and dining area to the serene private garden, the home is perfect for anyone looking for a contemporary and sustainable lifestyle. The added bonus of eco-friendly features like solar panels and a green roof means you can enjoy lower energy costs while doing your bit for the planet.
Whether you’re hosting guests, working from home, or just looking for a peaceful retreat, this property is an ideal choice for modern living.
As you enter the property, you step into a welcoming hallway that leads you through the home. On your left is an office/workspace perfect for working from home or as a quiet reading nook. Further along the hallway you’ll find the WC.
Continue walking, and you’ll arrive in the spacious kitchen at the rear of the house. The kitchen seamlessly flows into the living and dining area, creating a large open-plan space perfect for socialising or family time. The kitchen is designed with modern high quality fittings and plenty of storage, and its position in the home allows for easy access to the main living areas.
The living area is bright and inviting, thanks to large sliding doors that open out onto the paved patio and private garden. This indoor-outdoor flow is ideal for entertaining or simply enjoying the garden during warmer months.
The paved patio extends into a private garden, fully enclosed by a timber fence, providing a tranquil and secure space for alfresco dining, relaxation, or children to play. There’s also a cycle store and refuse store tucked neatly away for practicality. Cycling is a great way to see the City.
First Floor:
Upstairs, the home offers two well-proportioned bedrooms. The main bedroom is a peaceful, spacious room designed for relaxation, with plenty of natural light. The second double bedroom is similar in size and is fitted to the same standards. There is also an option for 2 more guests to stay on a sofa bed housed in the downstairs dedicated workspace.
The family bathroom is located between the two bedrooms, featuring both a bath and a shower. Its modern design and eco-conscious fixtures offer a relaxing space to refresh after a long day.
Eco-Friendly Features:
This property has been designed with sustainability in mind. It features solar panels that provide renewable energy, reducing both your carbon footprint and electricity bills. The home also boasts a green roof, which helps with insulation and rainwater management, contributing to the home’s overall eco-friendly design.
Why This Home?
This two-bedroom home offers a blend of modern convenience and eco-conscious living. From the spacious, open-plan kitchen, living, and dining area to the serene private garden, the home is perfect for anyone looking for a contemporary and sustainable lifestyle. The added bonus of eco-friendly features like solar panels and a green roof means you can enjoy lower energy costs while doing your bit for the planet.
Whether you’re hosting guests, working from home, or just looking for a peaceful retreat, this property is an ideal choice for modern living.
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Getting Around
From New Cross, it’s incredibly easy to reach all these attractions:
Blackheath is just a 10-minute bus ride away or a short train journey.
Greenwich can be reached in under 15 minutes by bus or train.
For a scenic route, hop on a riverboat at Greenwich Pier and enjoy a leisurely ride along the Thames into central London.
From New Cross, it’s incredibly easy to reach all these attractions:
Blackheath is just a 10-minute bus ride away or a short train journey.
Greenwich can be reached in under 15 minutes by bus or train.
For a scenic route, hop on a riverboat at Greenwich Pier and enjoy a leisurely ride along the Thames into central London.
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A stunning location
New Cross, London
New Cross boasts a fantastic range of eateries that reflect its multicultural flair. Sample authentic West Indian cuisine, enjoy local cafés serving artisanal coffee, or head to a traditional London pub for a pint and hearty food. If you’re after something special, nearby Blackheath and Greenwich offer some of the best restaurants in the area.
• Blackheath Village is home to stylish bistros, such as Locale for exceptional Italian dining or The Ivy Café for elegant British classics.
• Greenwich offers a mix of culinary delights, from riverside dining at The Trafalgar Tavern, a historic pub with stunning Thames views, to cosy meals at The Gipsy Moth, located right by the Cutty Sark.
Both areas are easily reached by a short bus ride or a leisurely walk.
Historic Landmarks and Attractions
The surrounding areas of Blackheath and Greenwich are steeped in history and charm.
Blackheath: A wide-open heath that’s both scenic and historically significant. It’s said to have been named after the “Black Death” of the 14th century, as it may have been a burial site during the plague. Today, it’s a beautiful green space, ideal for a peaceful stroll or a picnic with panoramic views.
Greenwich: Just minutes from New Cross, this UNESCO World Heritage Site is bursting with attractions:
Greenwich Park: One of London’s oldest royal parks, offering breathtaking views over the Thames and the city skyline.
The Royal Observatory: Stand on the Prime Meridian Line, where East meets West, and explore the origins of Greenwich Mean Time (GMT).
The National Maritime Museum: A must-see for history lovers, showcasing Britain’s seafaring past with fascinating exhibits.
The Cutty Sark: Visit this iconic 19th-century tea clipper, perfectly preserved by the riverside.
The River Thames and Greenwich Pubs
Greenwich’s connection to the Thames is central to its character. Stroll along the riverfront and take in stunning views of Canary Wharf and the Docklands. Be sure to stop at The Trafalgar Tavern, a historic riverside pub dating back to 1837, famously frequented by Charles Dickens. Nearby, The Ship Tavern offers another traditional pub experience, perfect for a relaxed drink after a day of exploring. The Cutty Sark window seat overlooking the Thames is a prime spot for a Sunday afternoon. You imagine the sailors who must've drank in there in the past, a sense of history is alive.
• Blackheath Village is home to stylish bistros, such as Locale for exceptional Italian dining or The Ivy Café for elegant British classics.
• Greenwich offers a mix of culinary delights, from riverside dining at The Trafalgar Tavern, a historic pub with stunning Thames views, to cosy meals at The Gipsy Moth, located right by the Cutty Sark.
Both areas are easily reached by a short bus ride or a leisurely walk.
Historic Landmarks and Attractions
The surrounding areas of Blackheath and Greenwich are steeped in history and charm.
Blackheath: A wide-open heath that’s both scenic and historically significant. It’s said to have been named after the “Black Death” of the 14th century, as it may have been a burial site during the plague. Today, it’s a beautiful green space, ideal for a peaceful stroll or a picnic with panoramic views.
Greenwich: Just minutes from New Cross, this UNESCO World Heritage Site is bursting with attractions:
Greenwich Park: One of London’s oldest royal parks, offering breathtaking views over the Thames and the city skyline.
The Royal Observatory: Stand on the Prime Meridian Line, where East meets West, and explore the origins of Greenwich Mean Time (GMT).
The National Maritime Museum: A must-see for history lovers, showcasing Britain’s seafaring past with fascinating exhibits.
The Cutty Sark: Visit this iconic 19th-century tea clipper, perfectly preserved by the riverside.
The River Thames and Greenwich Pubs
Greenwich’s connection to the Thames is central to its character. Stroll along the riverfront and take in stunning views of Canary Wharf and the Docklands. Be sure to stop at The Trafalgar Tavern, a historic riverside pub dating back to 1837, famously frequented by Charles Dickens. Nearby, The Ship Tavern offers another traditional pub experience, perfect for a relaxed drink after a day of exploring. The Cutty Sark window seat overlooking the Thames is a prime spot for a Sunday afternoon. You imagine the sailors who must've drank in there in the past, a sense of history is alive.
