Park Avenue Place

• All properties with private balcony or terrace
• Panoramic skyline views from selected apartments
• Concierge services
• Extensive new public realm
• Central podium garden and landscaped courtyards
• New mixed-use development

Park Avenue Place, located in the London Borough of Lewisham, is Galliard Homes' latest project. Following the success of our sold-out Seagar Distillery development, we are delighted to continue regenerating the area of Deptford. Comprising 176 private apartments with a choice of one, two and three bedroom lateral and one and two bedroom duplex apartments, a home at Park Avenue Place will be highly sought after. All homes will benefit from a private balcony or terrace, with selected higher-level properties boasting panoramic skyline views.

This all-new mixed-use development will be designed with contemporary features, the latest technology, and a concierge service. An extensive public realm will feature within the development, and residents can expect to enjoy private access to communal gardens and landscaped courtyards. With Deptford Park directly opposite the development to the north and Folkestone Gardens to the south, residents will have an abundance of tranquil parkland on their doorstep to enjoy.

LOCAL AREA

Jampacked with culture, history, and a strong sense of community, Deptford is often compared to the likes of Shoreditch and Hoxton — some of London’s most loved creative hubs.

Situated just across from the Isle of Dogs, bordered by Surrey Quays, Greenwich, Bermondsey and Peckham, Deptford is known for its colourful choice of artsy independent shops, bustling markets, and trendy eateries that can often be found under the area’s scenic disused railway arches. The Goldsmiths University campus is in neighbouring New Cross and is not only a beautiful sight but is also responsible for attracting many young artists to Deptford.

TRANSPORT

A choice of Underground, Overground and rail stations can be found within the area, placing those residing in Deptford in a convenient position for commuting to and from the centre of Town. The DLR runs through the area, stopping at Deptford Bridge, directly transporting locals to key hubs such as Bank, Canary Wharf and Greenwich.

The neighbourhood is also served by Southeastern which transports passengers from Deptford station to Charing Cross — the heart of London — in as little as 24 minutes. For air travel, London City Airport can be reached from Deptford Bridge station in under 30 minutes. Cyclists can make use of Cycleway 10 (formally known as Quietway 1) which starts in Greenwich, passes through Deptford, and leads all the way to Waterloo.

• Car: Neptune Wharf – Deptford station, 5 Minutes
• Tube: Deptford Bridge station – London City Airport, 30 Minutes
• Walk: Neptune Wharf – South Bermondsey station, 16 Minutes
• Tube: Deptford station – Charing Cross, 24 Minutes