- Stunning Location +
- Striking Views +
- Split Level +
- Wrap-around Balcony +
- Open-plan +
- Porter +
- En-Suite Bathroom +
- Parking +
Discover a truly unique, two double bedroom, split-level apartment, in the heart of SE1, nestled at the entrance to iconic Shad Thames in Compass Court, with stunning views towards Tower Bridge and the Thames.
This spectacular home boasts a striking curved wall with floor to ceiling windows in the expansive open-plan kitchen and reception area, flooding the space with natural light and character. Imagine waking up to breathtaking views of Tower Bridge and catching a shimmering glimpse of the River Thames from your very own spacious wrap-around terrace.
Perfect for those who crave style, space, and convenience, you can enjoy secure underground parking, 24-hour porter service, and the vibrant culture and riverside charm right on your doorstep. Whether entertaining or relaxing, this apartment offers the ultimate London lifestyle.
Don’t miss the chance to live in this rare Shad Thames gem at Butlers Wharf. Contact us today to arrange your exclusive viewing and step into your dream home by the Thames.
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 Tea Trade 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 Docks.