Scroll below to see all available properties

View properties at this development:

St Lukes Almshouses consists of four studio flats with a garden.

Facilities include non-resident management and emergency alarm service.

Charlton was mentioned as Cereltone in Domesday and belonged to the Bishop of Bayeux and it is thought the Bayeux tapestry was embroided here. In the middle ages the right to hold a market was granted as well as an annual fair which later became famous for general lawlessness and was eventually abolished. The village has now become absorbed by Greenwich but its old centre still has some shops and St Lukes Church where a British Prime Minster is buried.