Greenwich Millennium Village

in London

In which area is Greenwich Millennium Village located?

Greenwich Millennium Village is situated on the Greenwich Peninsula, an area that provides easy access to Canary Wharf and central London, yet is secluded from the bustling city life. The world-famous O2 Arena is within 12 minutes by car. The property has an on-site village square, shopping, catering, and educational amenities. The area is right next to the Thames waterside path which residents can enjoy at all times.

What is around the area?

• Nurseries/Education: Millennium Minis (on-site), Millennium Primary School (on-site), The John Roan Secondary School (7 min), St Ursula’s Convent Secondary School (11 min), Blackheath High School (8 min), University of Greenwich (9 min)
• Shopping: The Village Square (on-site), Greenwich Shopping Park (4 min), Brocklebank Retail Park (5 min), IKEA Greenwich (7 min), Billingsgate Fish Market (13 min)
• Medical Facilities: Millenium Village Health Centre (3 min), The Fairfield Health Centre (9 min), Docklands Medical Centre (16 min)
• Café/Restaurants: EatFan Greenwich Peninsula (3 min), Sichuan Restaurant and Karaoke Bar (3 min), Nando’s Greenwich (5 min), KFC (6 min)
• Entertainment: Greenwich Yacht Club (on-site), the Millenium Leisure Park (6 min), The Greenwich Park (13 min), O2 Arena (13 min), Wakeup Docklands Aquapark (16 min)

What are the features of Greenwich Millennium Village?

In Greenwich Millennium Village, nature is within a hand’s reach. 50 acres of land were purposefully redeveloped on the peninsula to restore a former industrial site into an area with an abundance of greenery. A four-acre freshwater park bustling with wildlife is located in the central area of the development. Among other available open spaces are a ‘green corridor’ along the riverbank and an on-site yacht club.

What services and amenities are offered?

Greenwich Millennium Village residents have a 24-hour Concierge Service to help with tasks like parcel delivery and to turn to in emergencies. A range of necessary on-site amenities is available: a laundry service, a convenience store, a pharmacy, a hair salon and more. Childcare and educational facilities range from Millennium Minis for the youngest children to a high-ranked community primary school and a variety of secondary school options.

What are the transport options?

• Bus lines: 108, 129, 132, 161, 188, 335, 422, 472, 486 (6 min to North Greenwich Station)
• Underground: Jubilee Line (6 min to North Greenwich Station), night tube services (Fri, Sat)
• Road access: A2, M20, M25
• Airports: London City Airport (18 min), Stansted Airport (48 min), Gatwick Airport (51 min)
• Others: Thames Clipper services at North Greenwich Pier, the Emirates Air Line cable car over the Thames to the Royal Docks

What are the apartments like?

There is a range of apartments on offer in Greenwich Millenium Village suitable for individual future residents, couples, and families with children. Ranging from 1 to 4-bedroom homes, the apartments include individually designed contemporary style kitchens with integrated appliances, bathrooms with high-quality equipment, outside space or a balcony depending on the type, underfloor heating, and more. The living spaces were designed to ensure abundant natural lighting in the daytime.

Who is the developer?

Greenwich Millennium Village properties are brought to you by Countryside and Taylor Wimpey, in association with the Mayor of London. Countryside Properties have 50 years of history on the market and are renowned specialists in building innovative sustainable living spaces with quality, durability, and environmental benefits as top priorities. Taylor Wimpey Central London is a division of Taylor Wimpey Plc and focuses on developments within Zones 1 and 2. The company’s deep knowledge of the city’s real estate market ensures that properties on offer fully correspond to the needs of residents in busy and dynamic Central London areas. For more information, please visit the official websites of Countryside Properties and Taylor Wimpey.