Guide Price: £3.95 million | $4.7 million
Arguably one of the finest houses overlooking the River Thames in this vibrant part of London.
This special dock House is an immaculately restored Georgian Grade ll* listed house was built in 1743 for the prosperous ship builder John Randall and has a wealth of period features, a number of which are original to the period. Most impressively the front façade features both Doric columns and a large Venetian style window which overlooks an ecology park.
There is a fascinating history to this site which is now the only remaining ship builder’s house and dry dock in Rotherhithe. To those with an interest in maritime history this is a unique opportunity. The house was named in honour of Admiral Lord Nelson following his victory at Trafalgar in 1805. Occupying a prime position with iconic views over the river to the gleaming towers of Canary Wharf this beautiful house exudes an elegance and style that is appreciated by anyone who enjoys this particular aesthetic.
The key features include;
– Grade II* Listed
– Elegant Georgian Interiors
– Beautifully Restored
– Historical Riverside Setting
– Roof Terrace with Views of The City and Canary Wharf
– 5641 Square Feet
Guide Price: £3.95 million | $4.7 million
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