Greenwich Wood Works Friendly Pl 9,060 SF Industrial Building London SE13 7QS $4,150,525 CAD ($458.12 CAD/SF)

Greenwich Woodworks presents a rare opportunity to acquire a landmark, character-filled property in the heart of South East London. Set on its own private road, this detached period building offers a distinctive blank-canvas space steeped in industrial heritage and creative appeal. Originally constructed in the 1930s as a spice warehouse, the building retains a wealth of original features such as, high ceilings, exposed brickwork, and large industrial-style windows that flood the interiors with natural light. Arranged over 3 floors with an extensive roof terrace offering impresive views of Canary Wharf and Central London, the property provides a flexible configuration ranging from expansive open-plan areas to more intimate zones, making it ideally suited to a variety of commercial and creative occupiers. Externally, the property benefits from its own street frontage and on-site parking provisions, a particularly rare feature for a central London location. The building has been used for a variety of purposes over the years. The current owners have allowed the property to be used as a film location and occasional event space whilst maintaining this lovely period building. Prior to this, it was occupied by a joinery company specialising in the manufacture of bespoke, handmade kitchens and individual pieces of furniture. The building offers an extensive range of potential uses, most likely as offices or continued use as event or creative workspace. There is potential to convert part or all of the property into residential accommodation, subject to the necessary consents. The property is not listed and does not lie within a Conservation Area, although it borders the southern end of the Ashburnham Triangle Conservation Area.

Greenwich Woodworks presents a rare opportunity to acquire a landmark, character-filled property in the heart of South East London. Set on its own private road, this detached period building offers a distinctive blank-canvas space steeped in industrial heritage and creative appeal. Originally constructed in the 1930s as a spice warehouse, the building retains a wealth of original features such as, high ceilings, exposed brickwork, and large industrial-style windows that flood the interiors with natural light. Arranged over 3 floors with an extensive roof terrace offering impresive views of Canary Wharf and Central London, the property provides a flexible configuration ranging from expansive open-plan areas to more intimate zones, making it ideally suited to a variety of commercial and creative occupiers. Externally, the property benefits from its own street frontage and on-site parking provisions, a particularly rare feature for a central London location. The building has been used for a variety of purposes over the years. The current owners have allowed the property to be used as a film location and occasional event space whilst maintaining this lovely period building. Prior to this, it was occupied by a joinery company specialising in the manufacture of bespoke, handmade kitchens and individual pieces of furniture. The building offers an extensive range of potential uses, most likely as offices or continued use as event or creative workspace. There is potential to convert part or all of the property into residential accommodation, subject to the necessary consents. The property is not listed and does not lie within a Conservation Area, although it borders the southern end of the Ashburnham Triangle Conservation Area.

Greenwich Woodworks presents a rare opportunity to acquire a landmark, character-filled property in the heart of South East London. Set on its own private road, this detached period building offers a distinctive blank-canvas space steeped in industrial heritage and creative appeal. Originally constructed in the 1930s as a spice warehouse, the building retains a wealth of original features such as, high ceilings, exposed brickwork, and large industrial-style windows that flood the interiors with natural light. Arranged over 3 floors with an extensive roof terrace offering impresive views of Canary Wharf and Central London, the property provides a flexible configuration ranging from expansive open-plan areas to more intimate zones, making it ideally suited to a variety of commercial and creative occupiers. Externally, the property benefits from its own street frontage and on-site parking provisions, a particularly rare feature for a central London location. The building has been used for a variety of purposes over the years. The current owners have allowed the property to be used as a film location and occasional event space whilst maintaining this lovely period building. Prior to this, it was occupied by a joinery company specialising in the manufacture of bespoke, handmade kitchens and individual pieces of furniture. The building offers an extensive range of potential uses, most likely as offices or continued use as event or creative workspace. There is potential to convert part or all of the property into residential accommodation, subject to the necessary consents. The property is not listed and does not lie within a Conservation Area, although it borders the southern end of the Ashburnham Triangle Conservation Area.