Maritime history, a park with a view of the whole city, and prices that still make sense — south bank, just past the river's tightest bend.
The historic core around Greenwich Park and the market, among the best-preserved period stock in London.
Further from the centre, more affordable, similar character to other South East London areas.
Modern towers and low-rise near the O2, built over the last two decades.
Greenwich Park, the market, and the Georgian core give it a small-town feel that's genuinely hard to find this close to central London.
It sits slightly apart from the rest of London's transport grid — journeys that aren't toward the centre can take real planning.
Below the equivalent Georgian stock in Islington or Chelsea, and below Canary Wharf's new-build prices just across the water — one of the better value historic postcodes in London.
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