1 bedroom flat for sale

Guide Price £575,000 - £600,000.

Discover the epitome of urban sophistication in the heart of Shad Thames with this breathtaking lateral warehouse apartment at Eagle Wharf. If you’ve been searching for a unique living space that combines industrial charm with modern finishes, your search ends here.

Step inside and be instantly captivated by the striking exposed brickwork that adorns the walls, a perfect blend of historic character and contemporary style. The spacious, open-plan layout gives a comforting feel, creating an inviting ambiance ideal for relaxing or entertaining. Imagine unwinding in your generous living space where the raw textures of the brick contrast beautifully with sleek, modern finishes.

The apartment boasts multi-paned windows connecting you seamlessly to the bustling London lifestyle. Whether you’re hosting dinner parties or enjoying a quiet night in, this space offers versatility and style.

Beyond the exquisite interior, Eagle Wharf offers a lifestyle defined by convenience and security. Enjoy peace of mind with a dedicated concierge service available to assist with your every need; from accepting deliveries to managing visitors, your comfort and safety are paramount.

Parking in London can be a challenge, but here you benefit from secure parking, ensuring your vehicle is always safe and easily accessible. This rare combination of secure parking and concierge service enhances your living experience, giving you both luxury and practical peace of mind.

Located in one of London’s most desirable postcodes, SE1 provides quick access to vibrant eateries, trendy cafes, and cultural hotspots. Whether it’s a morning stroll along the river or a short commute into the City, this apartment offers unparalleled convenience in an iconic setting.

Shad Thames is the perfect location along the banks of the River Thames, steeped in history and enchanting character. Located adjacent to the historical Tower Bridge, Shad Thames originally housed the largest warehouse complex in London. These warehouses contained huge quantities of commodities such as tea, coffee and spices, thus lending the names to many of the residential developments from which the warehouses were converted, including The Cardamom Building, Coriander Court and of course Eagle Wharf amongst others.

A variety of bars and restaurants are within walking distance. The area is very accessible and whilst many residents walk across Tower Bridge into the city, there are also good transport links via London Bridge Mainline Station, underground (Jubilee and Northern lines) and Tower Hill (District and Circle lines). Another transport option is the River Taxi at Hays Galleria or St Katharine Dock.