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3.81 (2 reviews)

Parkview Homes is the developer behind the Royal Herbert Pavilions scheme, a luxury development of apartments in Woolwich created through the restoration of the Royal Herbert Hospital. The Royal Herbert Pavilions is currently listed on HomeViews as a development by Parkview Homes. It is situated just off the A207 in Shooter’s Hill, Woolwich and is directly next to Eltham Common. The development scheme of 228 apartments was completed in 1995 and on site at the complex, there is a leisure centre with a swimming pool, steam room and gymnasium.

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    The Royal Herbert Pavilions, SE18

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    3.81

    2 total reviews

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    Overall

    4.50

    Facilities

    5.00

    Design

    4.50

    Location

    3.50

    Value

    3.50

    Management

    4.00

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    Rbbay (Tenant)

    Verified Resident

    The Royal Herbert Pavilions, SE18

    Apr 2020

    the gym and pool facilities are amazing, very well designed and well kept by pleasant staff. Although the pool and jacuzzi seem to be closed freuqently for various reasons. The corridors are also very nicely kept and designed. I never acrually got to use the cinema as it was always fully booked but it looks amazing.

    Please tell us about the good and bad aspects of living in your local area:

    Great sense of community at times, kept very clean. Balcony restrictions are quite stern, some parcel thieves about, and not well connected to central london. Don't know why they run reduced carriages on DLR when its always packed.

    Please share one thing (or more) which you wish you had known before you moved in:

    i wish i would have know the crossrail would be delayed so long

    Please share one thing (or more) which you would change about your development:

    fully robbed me of my 1400 deposit, never again. charged me for issues that were there when i moved in. sure they have a partnership with a cleaning company too to get fake invoices from. I paid £300 for a clean and they charged me to have it cleaned again afterwards

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    Design

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    3

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    We have a wonderful community spirit among residents, a public access website with our secure residents only area.

    Chris (Owner)

    The Royal Herbert Pavilions, SE18

    Oct 2018

    The Herbert Hospital in SE London (1865-1977) was initially built with input from Florence Nightingale for injured veterans returning from the Crimean War. Queen Victoria visited in 1900 giving each patient a posy of flowers from her royal gardens, she was so impressed with the hospital she bestowed upon it a Royal title – The Royal Herbert Hospital. The hospital closed in 1977 and for a time become derelict until it was purchased and developed into about 240 modern luxury apartments yet maintaining the traditional grade 2 listed exterior and renamed The Royal Herbert Pavilions. We are so fortunate to live in such a magnificent building set in acres of beautiful landscaped gardens, with a concierge service, plus our own leisure club with residents: Bar, Gymnasium, Swimming Pool, Jacuzzi, Sauna, Steam Room, and Tennis Court. We have a wonderful community spirit among residents, a public access website with our secure residents only area. And we have our own private residents Facebook Group.

    Please tell us about the good and bad aspects of living in your local area:

    Just a couple of miles up the road from Blackheath and Greenwich, and a short bus ride to the stations, Eltham, Blackheath, North Greenwich, Woolwich Arsenal, and the soon to be opened Woolwich Crossrail.

    Please share one thing (or more) which you wish you had known before you moved in:

    Service charges and Leisure Club Fees.

    5

    Facilities

    5

    Design

    4

    Location

    5

    Value

    5

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