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The Dockside development at Turnberry Quay is due to complete in 2017 and is situated just three minutes’ walk from Crossharbour DLR station.
Developed by Bellway Homes, Dockside is ideal for professionals working in nearby Canary Wharf, as well as for accessing the many entertainment and leisure opportunities available locally.
Comprising a mix of 1, 2 and 3-bedroom apartments over 13 floors, all 160 apartments are built to a high specification with quality fixtures and fittings, and enjoy a concierge service. Most apartments boast waterside views across the dock to Glengall Bridge and the city and Canary Wharf skylines.
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Arena Tower (aka Baltimore Tower), designed by world-renowned architects Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, is due for completion imminently and we are 100% sure of two things:
1. The occupants are going to like Baltimore Tower very much
2. Baltimore Tower has already made a massive impression on the Canary Wharf skyline
For the uninitiated, Galliard’s newest scheme is a 45-storey tower located on the edge of Millwall Inner Dock, close to Crossharbour DLR, and is billed as “an iconic new landmark for luxury living”.
Comprising 366 residential units in a mix of layouts and configurations, all apartment feature expansive, cantilevered balconies: the balconies’ axial rotation on the tower plan produces the building’s undulating form… don’t you know.
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The award-winning Millennium Harbour on Westferry Road was one of Ballymore’s first developments in London’s Docklands. Completed in 1999 it comprises five buildings arranged around a series of landscaped gardens.
Millennium Harbour offers 287 Apartments and 7 Penthouses ranging from one, two, three and four bedroom apartments, many of which feature river views from their balconies.
This riverside development remains one of the most sought after given its proximity to Canary Wharf and its excellent facilities including 24-hour concierge and 450 sq. m leisure complex.
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Delivered by Bellway Homes in a number of phases between 2012-2015, this development offers one, two and three bedroom apartments, with many offer stunning views of the City’s skyline. And it’s not just the developer who was blowing their own trumpet: the development was named by The Telegraph as one of London’s best investment properties.
New Festival Quarter has all the elements that define urban living at its most enviable - with a superb range of facilities including the luxury of a concierge as well as the convenience of a private residents’ gymnasium.
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Developed by Barratt Homes and completed in 2008 this Blackwall Way development consists of three towers: Elektron, Proton and Neutron.
Each tower houses studio, one, two and three bedroom apartments, some of which provide lovely views of the River Thames.
In addition to a wonderfully appointed living space and grounds containing beautifully landscaped communal areas, residents in Blackwall Way are treated to a 24-hour concierge service, on hand to professionally handle any enquiries in a discreet and efficient manner, secured on-site parking and access to either of two health and fitness centres built into the development is perfect for clearing the head after a long day at work.
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The first residents to move into the Cascades Tower in the late 1980s watched as London’s Docklands changed out of all recognition. Today this development looks as striking as when it was first built.
One of the most iconic of London Docklands’ apartment buildings, Cascades Tower was designed by architect CZWG and completed in 1988 by developer Kentish Homes. It was the first private building to be completed on the Isle of Dogs as the regeneration of this previously run-down part of the capital took shape and the block remains an enduring landmark on the Docklands skyline. Today the Isle of Dogs is a thriving area with some of the world’s leading finance houses located at nearby Canary Wharf - also a major shopping destination and transport hub. The luxury apartment blocks that dot the skyline are now home to thousands of Londoners.
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Clyde Square, formerly known as Royal Quay, was developed by Regal Homes and consists of a series of historic canal-side warehouse buildings positioned on the Limehouse Cut, London’s oldest canal. Clyde Square is located on Dod Street, in the heart of East London.
The past meets modern day at this architecturally superior development - original structures are cleverly combined with modern elements to create a truly special residence.
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I don’t know about you, but I’ve always had a mistrust ‘thing’ about estate agents… and I’ve been working in this industry for over 10 years.
Sure, there’s some good people out there, people who always cut to the chase (in a good way), don’t waffle, tell you how the market really is and always return your calls and emails promptly. But, and it’s a big but, there are also agents out there who do the complete opposite – they revert to type – they revert to the generally held perception of estate agents.
When I set Proper Local up no one needed to tell me what the ethos should be, because for me it was obvious, and indeed natural: set up a company which just does the job properly, with no ego, no shiny suits, and only, and I really mean ONLY deal with a geographical area you actually know about.
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The £14.8 billion Crossrail project is currently Europe’s largest infrastructure project. Construction began in 2009 at Canary Wharf, and is now almost 75% complete. The new railway, which will be known as the Elizabeth line when services begin in next year and will be fully integrated with London’s existing transport network and will be operated by Transport for London.
The new state-of-the-art trains will carry an estimated 200 million passengers per year. will speed up journey times, increase central London’s rail capacity by 10% and bring an extra 1.5 million people to within 45 minutes of central London. Journeys from Reading in the west all the way Shenfield in the east, taking in 40 stations (10 new ones) and providing the first ever direct connection between all of London’s main employment centres and Heathrow airport.
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Phoenix Heights, also known as 4 Mastmaker Road is a residential development on the Isle of Dogs, E14. Lauded by the architects and the architectural press, Piers Gough described the development as 'humanist architecture… a raw funky collage'.
Designed by Brady Mallalieu Architects and developed by Ballymore this unique development completed in 2009.
Phoenix Heights has won various awards including 2010 RIAI award for 'Best Overseas Project'. An Evening Standard Award for 'Best New Development in the Affordable Homes Sector', Best Residential Building of the Year at the 2010 Leaf Awards and was also shortlisted for 'Best New Place to Live' at the 2009 RTPI London Planning Awards.
