Olivers Wharf, London, E1W

This architecturally designed, Grade II listed duplex apartment has been recently renovated throughout by the current owners, combining historic character with contemporary elegance. Original warehouse features—such as exposed brickwork, timber beams, and soaring double-height ceilings—create a dramatic backdrop, beautifully complemented by modern design elements including Crittall-style doors, a bespoke staircase, feature lighting, and luxurious bathroom fittings.

The expansive reception room is flooded with natural light, with windows framing views of the river and nearby park. Double-height ceilings and skylights enhance the sense of space, while the layout allows for flexible zoning into generous living and entertaining areas. A semi open-plan bespoke kitchen, fitted with Gaggenau appliances, includes a casual dining area and a walk-in pantry.

Upstairs, the principal suite offers access to a private roof terrace, a concealed walk-in wardrobe, and a sleek en suite bathroom. Three further double bedrooms, a family bathroom, and a utility room provide ample accommodation. A mezzanine level overlooking the reception room creates an elegant home office space.

The uppermost floor is dedicated to a striking indoor viewing pod with floor-to-ceiling glass, opening onto an expansive roof terrace. From here, enjoy uninterrupted vistas of the River Thames, Canary Wharf, Tower Bridge, and the City skyline.

Oliver’s Wharf, converted into apartments in 1970, is widely regarded as the most prestigious warehouse conversion on the Thames. Its prime riverside position offers a unique blend of historic charm and modern convenience, making it one of Wapping’s most desirable addresses.

Residents enjoy excellent connectivity: Wapping Station is just moments away, providing Overground services, while the Jubilee Line at Canada Water and the Elizabeth Line at Whitechapel are only two stops away, perfect for swift access to Canary Wharf, the West End, and Heathrow.

Beyond transport links, the area offers an enviable lifestyle. St Katharine Docks, just 0.5 miles away, is a vibrant marina lined with stylish bars, waterside cafés, and acclaimed restaurants, ideal for weekend brunches or evening dining. For everyday essentials, Waitrose at Thomas More Square is conveniently close, and the surrounding riverside paths provide scenic walks and cycling routes with stunning views of Tower Bridge and the City skyline.

Living here means being at the heart of London’s most picturesque riverside setting, with the City, Tower Bridge, and Canary Wharf all within easy reach, yet enjoying the tranquillity and charm of this historic neighbourhood.

Share of freehold - 999 year lease from December 1970.
Service charge £8,345 per annum.
Council tax band G