New Concordia Wharf, London, SE1

One of London's most celebrated warehouse conversions, New Concordia Wharf is rich in original industrial features, including exposed brickwork, timber beams and the building's distinctive loading bay doors, all combining to create a unique living environment steeped in history.

The heart of the apartment is the expansive open-plan reception room and fully integrated kitchen, providing a superb space for both entertaining and everyday living. Underfloor heating and pure air ventilation throughout. Solid walnut flooring to all living areas. The original loading bay doors open onto a generously sized private balcony, perfectly positioned to enjoy views across St Saviour's Dock towards the Shard, and the River Thames.

Both bedrooms are well-proportioned doubles, with the principal suite benefiting from a walk in wardrobe and an en suite shower room. A separate family bathroom is accessed from the hallway and the second bedroom.

Residents of New Concordia Wharf enjoy an excellent range of amenities including a charming cobbled courtyard, communal roof terrace, swimming pool, live-in porter and an allocated parking space underground with EV charger.

Designed by the acclaimed architect Piers Gough, New Concordia Wharf is a Grade II Listed riverfront warehouse conversion and widely regarded as one of the finest examples of its kind in London. Originally constructed in the 1860s as a grain warehouse, it was among the earliest warehouse conversions on the Thames and remains one of Wapping and Shad Thames' most sought-after addresses.

The property is ideally located close to Tower Bridge and the vibrant amenities of Shad Thames, Bermondsey Street, Maltby Street Market, Borough Market, St Katharine Docks and London Bridge. The area offers an exceptional selection of restaurants, bars, cafés and shops, while excellent transport links are available from London Bridge Station (Jubilee, Northern and National Rail services), with Tower Hill Underground and Tower Gateway DLR also within walking distance.

This is a rare opportunity to acquire a substantial riverfront warehouse apartment in one of London's most historic and architecturally significant conversions.

- Share of freehold (Lease; 999 years from 1 October 2015)
- Service charge: circa £6,016.04 per annum
- Reserve Contribution: circa £1,921.28 per annum
- Port of London charge: circa £1,076.84 per annum
- No ground rent
- Council tax: Band F