Olivers Wharf, London, E1W

Originally built in 1870 as a tea warehouse, the building retains an exceptional sense of character, with exposed brickwork, timber beams and wrought iron detailing evident throughout both the apartment and its communal spaces.

The apartment comprises three generous double bedrooms, all enjoying an easterly aspect allowing for an abundance of natural morning light. The impressive open-plan reception room offers a dual aspect and features two private balconies. One east-facing and the other south-facing, with views across the River Thames.
The modern kitchen is positioned to the rear of the reception area, creating an expansive and sociable entertaining space with ample scope to define distinct living and dining zones. The property further benefits from two bathrooms and a separate utility room, adding to its practicality and appeal.

Residents benefit from a share in the freehold, secure parking and an on-site building manager.

Oliver’s Wharf, converted into residential apartments in 1970, is frequently considered one of the Thames’ finest warehouse conversions. Set along the riverfront, it combines period character with contemporary living, securing its reputation as one of Wapping’s most sought-after addresses.

The property benefits from excellent transport connections. Wapping Station is a short walk away, offering Overground links, while the Jubilee Line from Canada Water and the Elizabeth Line from Whitechapel are both just two stops away, providing quick journeys to Canary Wharf, the West End, and Heathrow Airport.

There is a wide range of amenities and attractions close by with St Katharine Docks just half a mile away offering a lively marina atmosphere with a range of restaurants, cafés, and bars, perfect for socialising by the water. Day-to-day necessities are easily covered with Waitrose at Thomas More Square nearby, and the riverside walkways offer picturesque routes for walking or cycling, with impressive views towards Tower Bridge and the City.

This location offers the best of both worlds with close proximity to the City, Canary Wharf, and Tower Bridge, alongside the peaceful, village-like feel that defines this historic part of Wapping.

999 year lease from December 1970.
Service charge approx £7,245.84 per annum.
Council tax band H.

Please note these photos have been virtually staged for the purpose of marketing.