Crooms Hill

This remarkable Grade II-listed, early 18th-century house lies on Crooms Hill, a street described by Nikolaus Pevsner as “the pride of domestic architecture in Greenwich”. No exception to Pevsner’s claim, this home is a picture of Georgian symmetry outside and a celebration of sweeping period proportions within. High-quality materials and fittings from renowned suppliers have been incorporated throughout, creating a series of spaces that seamlessly blend the traditional with the contemporary. A strong connection is fostered with the home's enchanting rear garden, where hibiscus, wisteria, peonies and apple trees grow. On the periphery of Greenwich Park, the location is exceptional, with the village-like delights of Greenwich’s centre a short walk north.