Starting price for a one-bedroom home at London Square Woolwich £425,000
how London Square Woolwich’s collection of apartments offers high quality connections and value
by Jon Massey
what’s this?
This is developer London Square’s Woolwich scheme, where a collection of one and two-bedroom homes are currently on sale.
what are the prices like?
One-beds start at £425,000, while two-beds are listed from £602,000. Completion is expected in the early months of 2028.
tell me more
The apartments are part of a 700-home scheme on a 4.49-acre site in Woolwich town centre. Designed by The Formation Architects, the development also includes 18,405sq ft of commercial space plus community amenity space as well as landscaped grounds.
what are the homes like?
Buyers can expect full height glazing, fully fitted kitchens with Siemens appliances and living areas with timber-effect flooring by Tarkett. Bathrooms boast porcelain tiling and matt black hardware.
how about the communal areas?
The scheme includes a rooftop terrace, a residents’ lounge area and a concierge service. There’s also a strong focus on transportation with cycle storage for 218 bikes accessed by a dedicated cycle lift.
and the connectivity?
This is perhaps the key selling point for London Square Woolwich. The scheme is located within easy walking distance of both Woolwich Arsenal DLR station and Woolwich’s Elizabeth Line station offering a multitude of ways to rapidly journey across east London and into the central areas of the capital.
National rail services also offer connectivity into Greenwich and then London Bridge via Deptford.
what about local amenities?
Woolwich is currently undergoing an extensive programme of regeneration, which includes the development itself.
However residents will also benefit from the likes of cultural powerhouse Woolwich Works, the Woolwich Waves leisure centre and the refurbished Tramshed theatre and cultural venue. The scheme is also near Wool-
This development reflects our commitment to playing a key role in helping to alleviate the continued housing shortage
Adam Lawrence, London Square
wich Centre Library as well as myriad places to eat, drink and shop in the areas in and around Powis Street.
they say:
Back when ground was broken on the scheme, a little over a year ago, London Square founder and CEO, Adam Lawrence, said: “We are delighted to be working with the London Borough of Greenwich to deliver over 700 new homes in Woolwich town centre, and help to revitalise the high street area for local people and businesses.
“This will be our second development in Greenwich in the past five years and it reflects our commitment to playing a key role in helping to alleviate the continued housing shortage in Greater London.”
key details
London Square Woolwich is located on Grand Depot Road close to Woolwich Arsenal DLR station. One and two-bedroom homes are available for private sale at the scheme with prices starting at £425,000 Go to londonsquare.co.uk
