Calderwood Street Woolwich 1 bedroom Flat to rent SE18

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Vista Building â Woolwich town centre

This Building was completed in 2006 when a high rise building in the town centre was beautifully and tastefully converted.

A recently built well-finished one bedroomed flat benefiting from portered access and great living and entertaining space with a fantastic location in the centre of Woolwich.

The property comprises bright and spacious reception room with open-plan kitchen and space to dine, a good sized bedroom and stylish bathroom.

Calderwood Street is fantastically situated for easy access to the many shops, bars and restaurants of Woolwich.

Woolwich Arsenal Station (DLR) is the nearest public transport link for journeys into the city as well as many bus routes servicing the surrounding area.

Docklands Light Railway

Transport connections have been further enhanced
with the completion of the Woolwich Arsenal DLR
extension, which serves City Airport, Bank and Canary
Wharf. This high-tech transport system also connects
with the proposed Stratford International station for
the 2012 Olympics, via the Jubilee Line at Canning
Town, with journey times from Woolwich to Stratford
around 20 minutes. As with the rest of the DLR network,
Woolwich Arsenal Station includes step-free access to
platforms and trains. It has two entrances, at Greens
End and Woolwich New Road, maximising access to
the town centre and links with other modes of
transport. Trains run up to every two minutes in the
peak periods to and from Woolwich Arsenal.
Woolwich Arsenal extension now open
London City Airport 7 mins
Canary Wharf 19 mins
Bank 27 mins
Stratford 19 mins
(Interchange at Canning Town, Jubilee Line)
Rail services
Regular overground train services run from Woolwich
Arsenal Station to London Bridge, Cannon Street,
Waterloo East and Charing Cross, all of which provide
easy access to the London underground. There are
also direct bus links to North Greenwich (Jubilee Line)
and Greenwich Centre (DLR). Woolwich Arsenal
Station and DLR approximately 300 metres.
South East Trains calling at
Greenwich 14 mins
London Bridge 23 mins
Waterloo East 25 mins
Greenwich 14 mins
London Bridge 23 mins
Charing Cross 29 mins
Greenwich 14 mins
London Bridge 23 mins
Cannon Street 29 mins
Underground
North Greenwich
(Jubilee Line) 6 mins by Thames Clipper
Crossrail
Crossrail is an exciting new railway proposal which will
run from Shenfield and Abbey Wood in the east to
Heathrow and Maidenhead in the west. It will provide
a high-frequency, convenient and accessible train
service across the Capital from 2017, including stations
in Docklands, Stratford, the City, Bond Street and
Paddington. There is also a proposed station at Royal
Arsenal Riverside.
Source: crossrail.co.uk
Ferry services
What better way to travel around London than by the
river â the Thames Clippers fast ferry service is already
well used and valued by commuters. Thames Clippers
fast ferry service operates sailings seven days a week
to The O2, Greenwich, Canary Wharf and Central
London from Royal Arsenal Pier.
The Woolwich Free Ferry operates daily sailings
between Woolwich and North Woolwich, linking
the two ends of the North Circular and South
Circular roads.
Thames Clippers fast ferry service calling at
Woolwich Arsenal Pier (on-site)
QE2 Pier (The O2/North Greenwich) 6 mins
Greenwich 15-20 mins
Canary Wharf 20-30 mins
London Bridge 30-40 mins
Bankside 45 mins
Woolwich Ferry crossing times are approximately
every 5 minutes at peak hours.
Monday to Friday
6.10am to 8pm, two boat service
Saturday and Public Holidays
6.10am to 8pm, one boat service
Sunday
11.30am to 7.30pm, one boat service
Bus services
177, 180 Woolwich â Greenwich
161, 472 Woolwich â North Greenwich
96 Woolwich â Bluewater