An outstanding opportunity for a consented part-new build, part-conversion development located in the heart of Blackheath Village, one of London's most desirable residential locations.
Blackheath Station is located less than a 5 minute walk away, providing direct rail services to London Bridge in under 20 minutes and excellent connectivity across Central London.
The opportunity is nestled within Blackheath's vibrant village centre, surrounded by independent retailers, cafes, restaurants, green spaces and highly regarded schools.
The site comprises two separate parcels which can be bought individually or in whole. Parcel 1 comprises a Victorian, locally listed building with planning for conversion of the first floor and a roof extension to provide 3 new flats. Part of the ground floor is currently leased by the Post Office on a long leasehold basis.
Parcel 2 is a cleared development site with planning permission for 6 new flats across ground, first and second floor. All units benefit from private outdoor space and access to bike storage.
In-between the two development parcels is a children's nursery leased to N Family Club, a leading premium childcare operator, which is being retained by the vendor.
Planning permission was granted in June 2024 (DC/23/131391) for the development of 9 private flats with associated cycle parking, landscaping and waste storage. A non-material amendment was approved in May 2026 (DC/26/143959) for a minor amendment to the floor areas, keeping the same unit mix and style. Further details of this can be found in the Planning Section of the brochure.
Offers are sought for the freehold interest on an unconditional basis for the whole site or individual parcels.
Blackheath Grove, LoBlackheath is situated within the Borough of Lewisham, just 0.9 miles away from Greenwich Park. Conveniently situated 5 miles to the southeast of the City of London, Blackheath offers a mixture of independent shops, restaurants, and pubs. The village boasts several parks and outdoor spaces alongside sports and social clubs. The Site itself is situated in Blackheath village, just off Lee Street.
