Ferry Street, a Grade II listed property located on the River Thames in Greenwich, London, was designed by renowned architects Stout & Litchfield in the 1970s. The property consists of three attached luxury riverside houses, including a six-bedroom house with an annexe flat, garage, and stunning views of the Old Royal Naval College and the Thames. The interior design remains untouched, showcasing bold original designs from the 1970s, and some updates have been made to the plant and electrics. The property offers a private gated courtyard, a winding path leading to a peaceful garden, and a spiral staircase connecting the ground and first floors. The entrance hall leads to a fully fitted kitchen, drawing and dining rooms, and a principal bedroom suite on the second floor. The property also features a third-floor principal bedroom suite with a full-width roof terrace offering breathtaking views. The exterior of the property boasts prominent architectural features such as a diagonal split pitch apex roof, cross-wall pre-cast concrete facade, and Westmorland Slate tile roof. The property has potential for modernisation, remodelling, and refurbishment, and is sold with the opportunity to turn it back into its opulent self. The location is excellent, with easy access to transportation links, including the Island Gardens DLR, City airport, and Thames Clipper Uber boats. Good schools in the area include Canary Wharf College and George Green School Primary School.