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4.4 / 5From 9 renter reviews
The townhouses are considered the best quality the owner has seen, built using concrete rather than the timber common in UK houses, giving a solid structure without creaking or poor sound insulation. The development is rare in zone 3 for its green space and wildlife.
The design is beautiful and accessible, but storage is extremely lacking with just one cupboard. Walls block phone signal entirely, preventing calls or emergency contact except via WiFi calling. Concierge staff are very friendly and helpful.
The neighbourhood's greenery, its integration with the blocks, and proximity to swans and ducks are much loved. The only complaint is the balcony design, which invites pigeons to nest and creates a nuisance.
Design is acceptable but quality falls below the standard expected of Berkeley, with poor workmanship and products given the price. Within months there were leakage and foul-smell issues in the block, plus complaints about poor sound insulation between apartments.
Blackheath Quarter and Wallace Court are high-quality builds with underfloor heating. The courtyard and communal areas are well maintained, and facilities include a gym, swimming pool, office area, entertainment room and gated parking.
The grounds and communal areas are well maintained and immaculate, and all staff have been friendly and helpful. On-site amenities include a gym and pool. Residents receive frequent communication about works and possible disruptions.
An owner who bought a couple of years ago is door-to-door to the City in 25 minutes. The modern-looking development is aesthetically good with a good selection of local stores and more opening soon. No complaints so far.
The spacious flat has great architecture and easy access to Canary Wharf and the city, with friendly neighbours and great management and concierge staff. Appliances wear out easily and the parking garage gate breaks down every other month.
Kidbrooke Village offers a strong community feel with large green spaces and lovely residents. The flat is spacious, bright with large windows and good airflow, well built with reasonable bills. Staff and the maintenance team are satisfactory.
ONS Price Index of Private Rents, April 2026, local-authority averages · Apr 2026 · Greenwich. Local-authority averages, not this home’s rent or current asking prices.
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From the mapped location · straight-line distances.
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Source · MHCLG Council tax levels set by local authorities in England 2026 to 2027, Band D · 2026/27
Annual Band D council tax including precepts. This home’s band is unconfirmed; the actual bill depends on the band and any discounts.
492 local-police crime and anti-social behaviour reports within a mile · July 2026
Source · Police.uk local-police crime and anti-social behaviour (excludes BTP) · 2026-07
492 local-police crime and anti-social behaviour reports within a mile · July 2026. The outlined range covers the middle half of neighbourhoods; the circle marks this area. The relative scale compresses high counts so they remain distinguishable.
British Transport Police reports are excluded from both this count and the comparison. Compared with one-mile circles around all 4,994 eligible 2021 neighbourhood centres in Greater London, using the same month. The middle half have 354–1,127 reports; the median is 630.5. Police locations are approximate, and counts reflect reporting and local activity. This is not a personal safety score.
Private-renting households · Greenwich
Source · ONS Census 2021 / Nomis TS054 tenure, private rented households · 2021
The share of households renting privately across this local authority. This is area context, not a description of the people in this building.
Compared across England; reference postcode SE3 9FD.
Source · MHCLG English indices of deprivation 2025 · 2025
The published 2025 decile for the matched 2021 neighbourhood. The index combines income, employment, health, education, crime, housing and living environment. It is not a rating of this home, an individual resident or personal safety.
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