Recently renovated & furnished Apartment located in the centre of Woolwich Dockyard, perfect for those looking for a functional and good standard accommodation.

The stylish apartment can comfortably accommodate up to 5/6 guests. It is found on the first floor of a purpose built building, a few steps from Woolwich Dockyard station. The house is furnished with high speed WIFI internet.

General: Self Check in, Free Street Parking, Central heating, Free Wifi, Ironing facilities, Balcony, Zip and Link beds convertible to Super king beds, Stairs

Living area: Smart HD Flat Screen TV, Side tables, Cable tv, Netflix, Sofa, Centre rug, Dining, Floor

Bedroom 1: 2 Zip and Link single beds, bedside table, Wardrobe, Bedside lamp, Hairdryer, Bed linens, Duvets, Pillows, Runners,

Bedroom 2: 2 Single beds, bedside table, Bedside lamp, Wardrobe, Hairdryer, Bed linens, Duvets, Pillows, Runners

Bathroom: Bath tub, Shower, Toilet, Wash hand basin, Shower gels, Shampoos, Toilet rolls, Hand soap, Hand cream, Sanitary bags, bin

Kitchen: Electric hob, Oven, Hood, Microwave, Kettle, Fridge Freezer, Toaster, Washer dryer, Pots and Pans, Cutlery, Dishes, Knives, Mugs, glasses, Coffee and tea

Safety & Security: Smoke Alarm, First aid box, Apartment is cleaned and disinfected after check outs

Woolwich is a place of great historic interest with many heritage buildings and a revitalised town centre.

Woolwich is 10 miles south-east of central London with the Thames to the north, Thamesmead and Abbey Wood to the east, Welling, Eltham and Blackheath to the south and Greenwich to the west.

With a variety of top attractions, entertainment and food options within Woolwich, there is always something to do.

From days at The Royal Woolwich Arsenal, where visitors and London home movers can view a collection of old military buildings, to Beresford Square Market, perfect for bargain hunters with a taste for intercontinental food, there’s much to enjoy in the area.

There are many local pubs dotted around Woolwich to spend the evenings with family or friends. The Dial Arch pub, a local favourite tucked away from the busy Woolwich high street, has a traditional British, and locally supplied, menu.

When in Woolwich, it is difficult to overlook the Woolwich Dockyards, where visitors can board the Thamesclippers and take a meandering journey to central London. The Woolwich Ferry is also available to board. The three ships, dating from the 1960s and affectionately named John, Ernest and James, will take you across the Woolwich waters.

For the kids, Woolwich has many fun packed days out to offer, whether it’s visiting the Wet n Wild at Waterfront Leisure Centre, Firepower the Royal Artillery Museum or at the Thames Barrier Info and Learning Centre.