6 bed terraced house

The Riverfront House is a Grade II listed modernist project built in 1979 by renowned architect firm Stout and Litchfield. The property is constructed with pre-cast concrete, white flint lime brick, and a reclaimed Welsh slate roof, and features a double plot with a 6 to 7 bedroom, 5,349 sqft home. The house has an uninterrupted view over the River Thames and is lined with mature pine trees from Epping Forest, which are hidden behind a Victorian brick wall.

The interior features 1970s design elements, including William Morris block print wallpaper and William Morris-inspired interior designs. The property has two reception rooms, a kitchen, four bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a principal bedroom with a vaulted pine ceiling and a nautical theme. The top floor features a roof terrace with a 270° vista of the Thames, Greenwich's Georgian naval history, and the wider urban cityscape.