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How we list homes, and why this page looks like this

A demonstration preview of the property types we let, with an honest note about how listings work here.

About current listings. This demonstration site does not carry live listings. When H1 Housing launches, available homes appear here with floorplans, honest descriptions, EPC ratings and council tax bands. Until then, enquire directly and we will send what is genuinely available in your area and budget.
Cream painted mews house exterior

Mews & terraced houses

Quiet cobbled streets, two to four bedrooms, often with gardens or roof terraces. Popular with families and sharers who want space without a commute penalty.

Typical 2–4 bedAreas E1 · SE10

Type illustration · not a live listing

Warehouse duplex interior

Warehouse conversions

High ceilings, original brick and open-plan living in converted industrial buildings. Shoreditch speciality, with lifts and secure entry in the larger blocks.

Typical 1–3 bedAreas E1 · E2

Type illustration · not a live listing

Modern apartment living room

New-build apartments

Concierge buildings around Canary Wharf with gyms, parcel rooms and riverside walks. Studios to two-beds, EPC friendly, service charges reflected in rent.

Typical Studio–2 bedAreas E14 · E16

Type illustration · not a live listing

Victorian townhouse

Victorian townhouses

Period proportions, original features and gardens, three to five bedrooms. The homes people move to Greenwich for, and rarely leave.

Typical 3–5 bedAreas SE10 · SE3

Type illustration · not a live listing

Modern bathroom

Purpose-built flats

Well-managed ex-local authority and sixties blocks with generous floorplans and parking. The value play in our patch when the building is well run.

Typical 1–3 bedAreas across

Type illustration · not a live listing

Mezzanine study space

Loft & mezzanine homes

Split-level flats with sleeping galleries and study mezzanines. Extra floor space without extra council tax banding, if the layout suits how you live.

Typical 1–2 bedAreas E1 · E14

Type illustration · not a live listing

Calm apartment bedroom

Serviced one-beds

Move-in ready flats with storage built in, blackout blinds and proper beds — the short-stay feel on an ordinary tenancy.

Typical Studio–1 bedAreas E14 · E1

Type illustration · not a live listing

Apartment dining nook

Flats with dining space

A table you actually eat at: window seats, alcove nooks and kitchens fit for cooking, not just standing.

Typical 1–2 bedAreas SE10 · E2

Type illustration · not a live listing

Private London garden

Homes with gardens

Ground-floor flats and terrace houses with private outside space — the feature families rank first and portals cannot filter honestly.

Typical 2–4 bedAreas SE10 · SE3

Type illustration · not a live listing

Home study corner

Work-from-home ready

Desk-sized alcoves, second bedrooms and bandwidth you can take a call on — filtered properly when you register with us.

Typical 1–3 bedAreas across

Type illustration · not a live listing

Every listing, the same honest shape

What you will always see

Written from the room

Descriptions written on site by the manager who inspected the home. The third bedroom described as it is; the commute stated in stops; the road noise mentioned once, honestly.

Home Standard · listings written on site

Numbers that matter

Floorplan, EPC rating and band, council tax band, deposit and first rent shown together, holding deposit terms, and available-from date. No asterisks leading to a phone call.

Home Standard · fees visible before enquiry

Viewings that respect time

Bookable slots with confirmations and reminders, accompanied by a manager, with feedback to applicants the same day. No “call to view” games.

Home Standard · zero fees for viewings

Want the current list?

Availability changes weekly. Send your area, budget and move date, and we will reply with what genuinely exists.