Frankham Walk

Location and Urban Context

Frankham Walk Frankham Street Deptford SE8 South East London Zone 2. It’s close to Deptford High Street, a locale with local energy and independent shops, food markets, and an emergent creative community. The neighborhood is a blend of older Victorian buildings and newer apartments, making it more of a place for people to stay long-term than one where they will only live a short time. You can easily reach parks and walking paths along the river, schools, and everyday services from here, making it a convenient place to live.

It’s easy to get around from there. Both Deptford Bridge DLR station and Deptford train station are just around the corner, so you can be at London Bridge within about eight minutes and at Canary Wharf in a straight line. Greenwich and Lewisham stations offer even more possibilities to travel throughout London. The map of the area showcases where the stations, places to go, parks, and streets are, so that you can see how accessible it is for everyday travel.

Development Structure and Residential Mix

Peabody constructed Frankham Walk, a large apartment complex consisting of buildings as many as six stories tall. It has 209 apartments with one- to four-bedroom units. They took the project in stages, completing some apartments in 2023 and aiming to complete the others by 2025. The old Tidemill Victorian School got a spruce-up and was incorporated into the project for continuity with the area’s history.

The apartments are built for the way people live today, with balconies, common spaces, and attractive outdoor areas. There are homes available for private sale and through London Affordable Rent or Shared Ownership, although all the Shared Ownership apartments have been snapped up. Now, they’re largely selling private sale apartments, such as two-bedders around 75 square metres. The plan is a mix of modern buildings and the old historical buildings, which makes it feel like you really have a community, versus all these independent buildings.

Market Position and Purchase Considerations

Frankham Walk. If you’re keen to go for an apartment in a South East London location that is already built or just about ready, then this one could be for you. If you’re considering buying here, you can have an idea of how the buildings are set up and get ready access to transportation for work or pleasure. With a project that’s nearly complete, there is less risk, and down the hall or one flight down the stairwell, people can see common areas and summer outdoor spaces.

The price depends partly on the size of the apartment and what’s inside, as well as how far it is from transportation, not just on the tests you plan to take. You can see floor plans, read what’s included, and look at pictures to compare apartments. The project is located in a nice place, Zone 2, and features both big buildings and small city living for homeowners and tenants.