Stretton Mansions, Glaisher Street, SE8 3JR
The apartment itself benefits from an east-west facing aspect which allows for a plethora of natural light throughout. Without doubt the balcony offering delightful views across to the business hub of Canary Wharf is the properties most stunning feature.
The master bedroom is well sized, with its own en-suite and delightful floor to ceiling windows which allow for a bright and spacious sleeping suite. With its own views of the river the second bedroom is another great space within this fine property, which could easily be transformed into a home office space.
Through to the kitchen you will find fully integrated and modern appliances, with a wood and tiled outlook this room offers a really fine contrast. Adjoining this is the reception and living quarters which offers a direct access to the balcony which is perfect for relaxing on an evening while enjoying views of London's sky line.
Millennium Quay is also incredibly well located, it is just a short walk to Greenwich town centre, with Canary Wharf and London Bridge 15 minutes away via Cutty Sark DLR station and Greenwich Station respectively.
The property has lift access and includes a parking space in a secure underground car park, which also contains storage facilities for bicycles. Two unreserved visitor parking permits are also included.
- Available January
- Two bedroom / two bathroom
- Third floor
- Private balcony
- Secure underground parking
- Lift access
- Two guest parking permits
- A short walk to Greenwich town centre
- 0.4 Miles from Deptford Station
- 0.5 Miles from Cutty Sark DLR Station
- Mudchute station (949m)
- Greenwich station (820m)
- Deptford station (665m)
- Cutty Sark for Maritime Greenwich station (828m)
- Island Gardens station (905m)
Reference Number
371
Total Sq Ft
723 approx
Available From
25th Jan 2027
Deptford pulses with creative energy and rich maritime history, offering a vibrant mix of cultural landmarks and lively local spots. Stroll through its dynamic streets to discover unique shops, bustling markets, and inviting taverns where the past meets the present. Whether exploring historic sites or enjoying the buzz of community life, Deptford promises an unforgettable urban adventure.
Old Royal Naval College
guide name: Silvie T.I didn't go inside the beautiful buildings, as we only walked through the park-like grounds. Like many buildings in London, they are simply stunning. It's really worth spending some time here to enjoy the beauty of London away from the hustle and bustle. A dream come true for (amateur) photographers.
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Start the Dance
guide name: Maria KalczynskaJess is an absolute super star. She had us figured out within 5 min of us walking into her place and created an amazing choreography after which our guests asked us if we practiced this for months! And we learnt it in just 3 sessions. Jess is super sweet and has a great feel for how to manage the couples! Strong, strong recommendation! Thank you so much Jess! ❤️
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Royal School of Motoring
guide name: Michael GolsonI cannot recommend the Royal School of Motoring highly enough! Thanks to them, I was able to pass my driving test in less than six months with just over 30 hours of lessons. All credit goes to Aruna, who is an absolutely brilliant instructor. His patience, calming presence and encouragement made the whole experience really stress-free. He was always super helpful, provided proper guidance and really built my confidence with each lesson. He’s also just a nice bloke! Honestly, if you're looking for a driving school in SE London then you can’t go wrong with Royal School of Motoring. Thanks again guys and thanks especially to Aruna!
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Greenwich Park
guide name: PahrisGreenwich Park: Where Autumn Leaves Meet Canine Social Hierarchy Greenwich Park in autumn transforms into a kaleidoscope of colours that could genuinely rival Kew Gardens – russets, golds, and burnt oranges cascading across the landscape with the sort of natural drama that makes you forgive London for being predominantly grey the rest of the year. The park was predictably crowded, which is what happens when you combine spectacular foliage with a World Heritage Site and reasonable Tube access. But the real revelation was the sheer density of dog walkers – an overwhelming canine convention that made me feel conspicuously incomplete without a lead in hand. It's as if Greenwich Park operates an unspoken membership requirement: bring dog, gain entry to secret autumn appreciation society. I watched labradors bound through leaf piles, terriers negotiate the steep hills with determined intensity, and various designer breeds pose for Instagram with their equally well-groomed owners. Meanwhile, I wandered solo like some sort of suspicious character who'd forgotten the password. The leaves themselves were genuinely magnificent – nature's final flourish before winter's arrival, each tree competing for most dramatic colour transformation. Sweet chestnuts glowed golden, oaks blazed copper, and the occasional scarlet burst from Japanese maples added theatrical punctuation to the palette. But without a dog, I felt oddly exposed – like attending a fancy dress party in regular clothes while everyone else committed fully to the theme. Four stars for the autumn display, minus one for making solo, dog-free humans feel like social outcasts. Next time: borrow a spaniel for credibility.
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Greenwich Market
guide name: Alexander KempFantastic market in the heart of the old town of Greenwhich. A great variety of food and good for Christmas gifts and trinkets. There is a nice art and poster shop as well. Very good coffee on offer and don’t miss the old school pie and eel shop just as you enter or exit the market. The prices were reasonable as well.
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Cutty Sark
guide name: Chris B (Chris)Really interesting historic boat that isn't about the military. The exhibit is in very good condition and eerily held up from the floor (for good reason as they explain) allowing you to walk under it which just feels weird?! Views are good from the top deck and some very informative videos and side panels throughout. Various ad hoc performances and offerings provided throughout the day (we did some rope making which the kids enjoyed), toilets are in good order, cafe available at the end and about a dozen lockers available for bags (need a £1 coin but you get it back). Really solid visit, would recommend but you will get it done in a couple of hours.
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Royal Observatory Greenwich
guide name: Chris B (Chris)Very interesting place to visit with beautiful views from both inside and outside the Observatory. Packed full of information and exhibits which explains how and why the Observatory was so important, particularly for maritime exploration. Toilets are available but down some stairs, unsure if there were any accessible toilets. The Observatory is, unsurprisingly, on a hill and it is quite steep if you are approaching it across the park from the maritime museum direction. There is a longer route if you need a shallower hill. We didn't use this route but the sign said it takes 18 min compared to 6 min for the direct hill route. Kids loved it and a nice shop at the end too. Definitely recommend.
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National Maritime Museum
guide name: Oana GusatuAmazing place. So much to do and see. The Pirates exhibition was a bit underwhelming focusing more on fictional characters than real pirates. The children’s gallery downstairs was amazingly entertaining. The cafe on floor 1 has a few basic items like scones and a few sandwiches but no fruit for kids.
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Trafalgar Tavern
guide name: Urban StayWow! This has got to be the best pub in all of London!! The beer garden is amazing with the beautiful lights. The interior is just stunning!! I want to live here 😍. The food was outstanding- large portions and seriously the best pub food selection and taste we've had anywhere in 11 years living in London. Live music was yet another plus! Loved it so much!!
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Cutty Sark
guide name: Andrew WrightA superb evening with gorgeous views of the Thames & Canary Wharf. The menu offering very well balanced for all, especially with our delicious Oysters, and an indulgence of other fabulous dishes. Congratulations to Alex & team for keeping this gem of a place as it is. We’ll be back soon.
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Queen's House
guide name: Michael NsThe Queen’s House in Greenwich is a stunning example of classical architecture and was built in the early 17th century. It features the famous Tulip Staircase and houses an impressive art collection. Surrounded by beautiful gardens, it offers visitors a peaceful and inspiring experience steeped in royal history. The house is part of the Maritime Greenwich UNESCO World Heritage Site and is a must-visit for art lovers and history enthusiasts alike.
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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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Millwall Park
guide name: Mihai ManeaMillwall Park is a spacious, well-maintained green space in Isle of Dogs, perfect for sports, picnics, and relaxing walks. With open fields, a playground, and great views of Canary Wharf, it’s a peaceful retreat from the city’s hustle. Ideal for families, joggers, and dog walkers looking for a quiet escape.
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Peter Harrison Planetarium
guide name: Marc Leonard🌌A Stellar Evening at the Royal Observatory Greenwich 🔭 My visit to the Royal Observatory Greenwich was spectacular, highlighted by the incredible "The Sky Tonight" show at the Peter Harrison Planetarium. It was an honour to attend one of the last shows before the planetarium's two-year redevelopment project begins, and it was the perfect send-off. The truly charismatic astronomer Greg led the show, making the experience educational and incredibly entertaining. He didn't just rattle off facts; he wove together a fascinating narrative with exciting stories about the observatory's rich history and the wonders of the cosmos. We were taken on a journey through time, observing what the night sky would have looked like when the Royal Observatory opened its doors in 1675. It was a unique and powerful way to connect with the history of astronomy. Greg's passion was infectious, making complex topics accessible and engaging for everyone in the audience. The entire show was a captivating blend of storytelling and science. I highly recommend visiting the Royal Observatory and its planetarium when it reopens. It's a must-do for anyone interested in space, history, or simply looking for a memorable experience.
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Premier Inn London Greenwich hotel
guide name: Paul LeeStayed here the last couple of weeks for work with 4 colleagues, the 1st few nights where Ok & breakfast is good, however the night time meals are very hit and miss, as nobody seems to be in charge, i.e. people are, wandering into the restraint area to see if there is someone to serve them at the bar etc, we booked a table for 18:45 & we where still awaiting for our order to be taken at 19:45, one of my colleagues asked politely if our table could be serviced and they just looked and ignored him, he came back to the table and we could hear the staff laughing and joking to each other, after an additional 15 minutes we decided to try to find an alternative place to eat, we informed a member of staff of the situation and the reply was "its not my fault we are short staffed" even though the restaurant was only at approximately 20% capacity, unfortunately we have been booked in for another 4 weeks so currently negotiating a move with the office, If you have the same situation I can however recommend a restraint literally 2 minutes walk away, will be eating there from now on. UPDATE fare is fare to be honest since my original review this has changed as they have a few new key staff, nicholas is very professional and polite, this is the main reason i'm reviewing my original review things have changed with waiting and the food has improved, well done.
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Greenwich Tavern
guide name: Patrik GlavicaAll the staff was amazing, especially Fanni, who was really warm, nice and welcoming. Food is great, place is really neat and tidy.
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