1 bedroom flat for sale

Guide Price £440,000- £475,000.

Found within this Grade II listed warehouse development is this third floor one bedroom apartment that comes with a balcony offering views towards Canary Wharf. Other features include exposed brickwork, gym and concierge.

Globe Wharf occupies an enviable site on the south bank of the River Thames, between Tower Bridge and Canary Wharf. Back in the mid to late 1800's, it was a Victorian rice mill. Now a luxury Grade II listed warehouse development, it is home to nearly 140 stunning residential apartments, and one of the premier conversions along the Thames. The building has a well-equipped gym and concierge service and residents also have access to the leisure centre with swimming pool, Jacuzzi and sauna, located in the adjacent building. The apartment also comes with a secure underground parking space.

Rotherhithe Street is ideally situated on the banks of the River Thames within easy reach of the amenities found at Canary Wharf and Canada Water. The apartment provides excellent transport links with the stations at Canada Water (Jubilee Line) and Rotherhithe (London Overground) being within walking distance. Along Rotherhithe Street you will also have access to the Hilton Pier, also known as Nelson Dock Pier, offering a regular river bus service into Canary Wharf.

Rotherhithe has taken the title of the UK’s eighth most lucrative property hotspot. It is a great location that will be of interest to buyers and investors alike.

The ranking for Rotherhithe is attributed mainly to the area’s regeneration efforts. Most notably, this includes the Canada Water scheme, worth £3.3 billion. It is creating thousands of new homes as well as a range of other amenities.

One reason is the fantastic pubs and restaurants. No neighbourhood is complete without a selection of watering holes and places to eat. Thankfully, this area has some of London’s finest eateries. The Mayflower pub is among the most historic establishments. Another popular place is the Midnight Apothecary. It's a cocktail garden on the rooftops of the Thames Tunnel. For healthy options, there is GreenZen.

Rotherhithe has its fair share of green spaces as well. This sets the area apart from London’s other Riverside neighbourhoods. There are garden spaces as well as nature reserves to make it a pleasant and peaceful place to live. The 5.2 acre Stave Hill Ecological Park is one of the most popular spots. It is a green parkland that attracts all sorts of wildlife. Lavender Pond Nature Reserve is worth a visit too. Plus, the area has access to the Thames.

There are also a number of top attractions here. Rotherhithe might be a predominantly residential area, but it does punch above its weight with things to do. Brunel Museum is one of the most famous venues. It tells the story of the engineering dynasty. Aside from excellent exhibitions, the museum hosts lectures, theatre productions, and concerts. There are also other popular amenities such as Surrey Quays and Surrey Docks Farm.

Situated just a 15 minute walk from Canada Water for the Jubilee line (one stop to Canary Wharf) and a 25 minute riverside walk from Tower Bridge, the Tower of London and historic
Shad Thames. It is also just a 7-minute walk from Rotherhithe old
village, for the over ground (for direct travel to Shoreditch or a
quick way into Bank and Liverpool Street). Canary Wharf, on the
other side of the water, can also be reached by river taxi in less than 10 mins.