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Surrey Quays
Surrey Quays, located in southeast London along the Thames, has transformed from its maritime dockland roots into a vibrant residential and leisure hub. Historically known for the Surrey Commercial Docks, the area declined in the late 20th century but saw major regeneration from the 1980s onwards. Today, it offers a mix of modern new-build apartments, warehouse conversions, and traditional Victorian homes, with average property prices around £524,000. Major projects like the Canada Water masterplan are further reshaping the landscape, adding new homes, commercial spaces, and community facilities. Excellent transport links via the Overground and Jubilee Line, plus Thames river services, make it popular with commuters.
The area boasts plenty of green and cultural attractions, including Southwark Park, Russia Dock Woodland, and the scenic Thames Path. Highlights include Greenland Dock Marina, Surrey Docks Farm, and the evolving Surrey Quays Shopping Centre, soon to include the “Corner Corner” entertainment venue. Local favourites like the historic Mayflower pub and Brunel Museum add to its charm. With its mix of waterside living, ongoing investment, and strong community feel, Surrey Quays appeals to families, professionals, and property investors alike. Residential Links’ expert area knowledge and deep industry understanding make us the number one agent to go to for anyone looking to buy, sell, or rent in Surrey Quays.
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Greenwich
Greenwich, located in Southeast London, is a vibrant area known for its blend of historical charm and modern living. The property market here is diverse, featuring everything from elegant period homes to sleek new-build apartments, particularly around the Greenwich Peninsula and Royal Arsenal Riverside. With strong transport links including the DLR, Thames Clipper, and Jubilee Line nearby, it appeals to families, professionals, and investors alike. The area's appeal is further enhanced by excellent schools, green spaces, and a thriving cultural scene.
Rich in history, Greenwich was once the birthplace of Tudor monarchs like Henry VIII and Elizabeth I, and later became central to Britain’s maritime heritage. It’s home to iconic landmarks such as the Royal Observatory—where Greenwich Mean Time originated—the Cutty Sark, and the Old Royal Naval College. Attractions like Greenwich Park, the National Maritime Museum, and the bustling Greenwich Market draw visitors year-round. Recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Greenwich offers a unique mix of heritage, lifestyle, and connectivity in one of London’s most attractive riverside locations.
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Blackheath
Blackheath, is a historic and picturesque district in southeast London, known for its expansive open heathland and rich history, including its role in the Peasants’ Revolt and as a key stop on old coaching routes. The area retains a village-like charm, with elegant Georgian and Victorian homes alongside modern apartments. It offers a strong community atmosphere with boutique shops, independent cafes, and traditional pubs centred around the village high street. The large Blackheath Common is a focal point for outdoor activities and seasonal events, while nearby Greenwich Park and the Royal Observatory provide additional cultural and recreational attractions.
The property market in Blackheath is highly sought after, attracting families, professionals, and commuters due to its excellent transport links to central London via Blackheath and Lewisham stations. Property prices typically range from £750,000 to over £1 million, with larger family homes exceeding £1.5 million, and rents for two-bedroom flats between £1,800 and £2,500 per month. The area is also popular for its reputable schools and active lifestyle amenities, including golf and tennis clubs, making it one of London’s most desirable residential neighbourhoods.
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