Acer Heights, Parkside Avenue, SE10 8GZ
Designed with modern living in mind, the property boasts two generously sized bedrooms and one bathroom ensuring comfort. The bright open-plan kitchen and living area offers the perfect setting for entertaining, complete with high-quality appliances and excellent storage solutions.
Flooded with natural light, this home also benefits from a secure, tranquil setting while being just moments away from local amenities and excellent transport links. A perfect blend of style, convenience, and location - this is an opportunity not to be missed.
- Two bedroom
- Balcony
- Concierge
- Unfurnished
- Fitness suite
- Cinema room
- Parking included
- Excellent transport links
- Communal gardens
- Lewisham DLR station (673m)
- Greenwich station (800m)
- St Johns station (653m)
- Elverson Road station (345m)
- Deptford Bridge station (720m)
Reference Number
CAN250986
Total Sq Ft
755 approx
Available From
2025-10-03
Acer Heights invites you to explore a vibrant blend of culture and history where charming parks meet bustling markets and world-class museums. Here, every corner reveals a story, from stunning art galleries to iconic maritime landmarks. Whether savoring local flavors or strolling through scenic green spaces, Acer Heights promises an unforgettable adventure filled with discovery and delight.
Greenwich Park
guide name: Mona ZareGreenwich Park is one of the largest and most beautiful parks in London, so it’s best to plan your visit carefully; you could easily spend a couple of days exploring everything! I recommend bringing a mat or blanket because there aren’t many benches available for sitting and relaxing. We entered through Vista Park Gate and found a spacious and well-maintained playground, perfect for kids. Nearby, there’s a small boating pond, not very large, but a fun and joyful spot for children and families. Close to the pond, you’ll find the impressive Millennium Sundial. Just beyond that is the Queen’s House and the Maritime Museum, both surrounded by lovely gardens. The museum is full of fascinating exhibits and halls where you can learn a lot about maritime history. During my visit, I also explored the Peter Harrison Planetarium and the Royal Observatory, which was an incredible experience. Seeing the historic telescope there was absolutely fascinating! For convenience, I used the North toilets, and despite the large number of visitors, they were clean and well-maintained. Overall, Greenwich Park is a must-visit destination, full of history, stunning views, and plenty of activities for everyone.
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Greenwich Market
guide name: Mary Beth HigginsGreenwich is a beautiful place, this is what I think of when you say London. You can imagine Jane Austen walking through the streets. The Greenwich Market was so much fun. So many food choices, wonderful shops and amazing booths.
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Cutty Sark
guide name: Haroon SadiqHad a great time with family visiting cutty sark. We took the guided tour (free for members) and that really gave us great information about the boat and it's history. Fascinating. The guide was great. The audio tour was at 2pm. Worth the money. The boat is so impressive
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Royal Observatory Greenwich
guide name: suresh kaulVisiting the Royal Observatory was an unforgettable experience. What I had once studied in books was suddenly right before my eyes, beautifully preserved and rich with history. Walking through its halls felt like stepping back in time, and from the top, the views were simply breathtaking — overlooking Greenwich Park, the elegant Queen’s House, and the stunning London skyline. The atmosphere was both educational and awe-inspiring. I highly recommend booking the Planetarium show during your visit; it’s a captivating journey through the universe that you truly should not miss. A perfect blend of science, history, and spectacular scenery.
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National Maritime Museum
guide name: Kim Kentwent last week specifically for the Pirate exhibition. Really well laid out, very informative....enjoyable. Also saw the Nelson exhibition which was excellent. Personal items were thought provoking and the whole thing was very emotive....
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Old Royal Naval College
guide name: Peyton SmithWhat an incredible sight! Greenwich is also a really lovely town that I wish I could’ve spent some time in. Alas! This really is a breath taking room to visit. It’s massive, gorgeous, and takes you out of your current time. Well worth the visit! I went on the first Sunday of the month when it’s coincidentally the only day where the ticket is £5! Recommend that if you even have the chance hahah.
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Queen's House
guide name: CeciliaBeautiful house, well worth a visit! Especially if you are interested in royal history and / or architecture. Entry is free of charge. And the surroundings are gorgeous, not least the views over London’s skyline from up the hill behind the house. The iconic Armada portrait of Queen Elizabeth I is very impressive. The highlight of my visit, besides the beautiful spiralling so-called Tulip stairs. I can also highly recommend joining one of the daily talks (it lasts about 20 minutes). The one I joined was at 3:30pm and held by the very knowledgeable guide Lynda Fryer. It was about the four queens that in different ways were related to the house. Excellent and very informative talk! All in all, I very much enjoyed my visit.
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Royal Albert
guide name: MikePossibly the best roast chicken I’ve ever had - extremely moist, generous portion and perfectly seasoned. Will definitely be back! Big thanks to Seb for the outstanding service.
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Old Brewery
guide name: Hayley HunwicksWe hosted the second part of our wedding celebrations here in July and it was just perfect. The space was a large space felt really special. We had a mixture of pastries, scones with Jam and cream and buzz fizz and everything was lovely. We could even play our own music. There were about 50 of us and everyone loved it. The staff were so friendly and attentive on the day and also with communication leading up to our event. We were going to uptown festival and this our meeting point before the festival to have a bite to eat, a toast and get 'festival ready' and it was the perfect spot !! Thanks to all the staff for hosting us :) Really recommend this venue for any event and such a lovely spot in Greenwich!
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Bianco43 Greenwich
guide name: Lucy SmithSeriously some of the best pizza I’ve tasted. Super fresh, great quality ingredients. I had the Napule with black olives added and it was incredible. If you like proper pizza with a big chewy crust, you are in for a treat! My parents and husband loved it too. We paid about £40 each which included a bottle of wine, two beers, shared starters and a dessert each so I would say very good value for money in Greenwich! Lovely owner and staff who make you feel really welcome. We’ll be back again ☺️
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