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Click here to register E:Call us on: 0208 023 8034 E:gmv@cpplc.com HomeLocationTransportThe VillageThe Greenwich PeninsulaThe VisionHistoryVideoMasterplanGallerySpecificationAvailabilityThe TeamCustomer CareEnquiriesNews Buy with just a 5% petrifaction with London Help to BuyJUST ONE STOP FROM CANARY WHARFAcres of parkland and an Ecology Park to exploreNEW JUBILEE LINE NIGHT SERVICE NOW OPERATING FROM NORTH GREENWICH* LocationTransportThe VillageThe Greenwich PeninsulaThe VisionHistoryVideo Find Your New Home Select price range... £200,000 - £249,999 £250,000 - £299,999 £300,000 - £349,999 £350,000 - £399,999 £400,000 - £449,999 £450,000 - £499,999 £500,000 - £549,999 £550,000 - £599,999 £600,000 - £649,999 £650,000 - £699,999 £700,000 - £749,999 £750,000 - £799,999 £800,000 - £849,999 £850,000+ Number of bedrooms... 1 2 3 4     Location For a decade, Greenwich Millennium Village has been an established, sustainable polity at the forefront of a monumental regeneration. Situated on the Greenwich Peninsula, GMV is within easy wangle of fantastic suavities such as The O2, the Peninsula Retail Park and Greenwich Shopping Park. With a superb local transport network you can be at Canary Wharf within two minutes, at Stratford in nine minutes for the Westfield Shopping Centre or in the West End in 20 minutes via North Greenwich Station on the Jubilee line. Now, tween the sensational success of the Peninsula’s development, GMV is at the start of a new chapter.A vibrant new landmark for London GMV is at the centre of Greenwich Peninsula’s emerging business, education, commercial and leisure districts, yet moreover enjoys the attractions of historical Greenwich and some of London’s most trappy walks and unshut spaces. GMV has the unique goody of its own parkland, including the thriving Ecology Park, and has easy wangle to the landscaped Central Park running the length of the Peninsula. The whole zone is designed with an accent on walking, cycling and the use of public transport over the car, thus contributing towards a safe, wifely and healthy environment for the goody of all. Established in 1908, The Greenwich Yacht Club is located to the southern end of the minutiae with superb facilities including spanking-new river access, a club bar with stunning river views, drying and deep water moorings, a large yard and workshops. Greenwich Yacht Club currently has over 400 members and is a social and educational hub, as well as the perfect place for voyage enthusiasts. www.greenwichyachtclub.co.uk  VirtuallyGreenwichThe zone surrounding Greenwich is rich in history and culture, ranging from the meridian line at the Royal Observatory and National Maritime Museum, to the newly restored Cutty Sark and the Old Royal Naval College. Designed by Sir Christopher Wren, The Old Naval College is widely considered an architectural masterpiece and forms the centrepiece of Maritime Greenwich, a World Heritage Site. Greenwich is moreover home to one of London’s weightier markets and moreover a number of the capital’s weightier loved pubs and untried unshut spaces, such as Greenwich Royal Park and Blackheath Common.The O2 A stunning centrepiece and one of London’s most instantly recognisable landmarks, the O2 is Europe’s leading entertainment destination, and a benchmark for the remarkable revival of the peninsula. The O2 is so much increasingly than just a dome;it is an unshortened entertainment district and leisure space. Under the venue’s iconic roof on the tip of Greenwich Peninsula lies a scenic scene which plays host to the biggest names in waddle and pop. In 2008, it became the world’s busiest venue, taking the crown from MENScenewith ticket sales of increasingly than two million. The Dome was originally built to house the Millennium Experience, a major exhibition to gloat the start of the third millennium. In June 2007, the Dome reopened as the O2 without receiving a £600 million facelift. The Dome’s shell itself remained, but its interior and the zone virtually North Greenwich station, the QE2 pier, and the main archway to the plaza were completely redeveloped. The O2 now plays host to a wide variety of major events from music to sport, spectacle to ice shows, and will play a key part in hosting the 2012 Olympic Games. The combination of a well designed and integrated transportation system, superb facilities and one of the world’s truly iconic buildings has made the O2 the venue of nomination for some of the greatest performing artists, international sporting events and shows alike. An impressive range of facilities includes: an indoor arena, music club, cinema,parking for 2,200 cars, an exhibition space, piazzas and bars and restaurants including Union Square, Gaucho, Thai Silk and Las Iguanas to name but a few. Greenwich Millennium Village is a joint venture between Countryside and Taylor Wimpey in undertone with the Mayor of London. © 2017 Countryside Properties PLC, The Drive, Brentwood, Essex CM13 3AT | Registered in England No. 09878920 E-mail group@cpplc.com | Privacy Policy | Cookie Policy | Accessibility | New Homes Countryside pursues a policy of continuous improvement. Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the information on this website is correct, it is intended as a guide only and the visitor reserves the right to yo-yo the information as necessary without prior notice. This information does not constitute or form part of a contract for sale. Computer generated images are indicative only and may vary from the illustration.