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Posted 27 October 2023 by Helen Christie

St George’s London Dock is designed to be a new era of London living with new homes and places for people and nature to thrive…

London Dock, from WhatHouse? Award-winning developer St George, has proven popular, with the last remaining homes from the latest collection, Saffron Court, at the development now available. 

Set within an impressive nine-storey building, these new homes are designed to revive modern and effortless living in a post-pandemic city. London Dock offers a unique collection of 56 contemporary Manhattan, one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments, with culture, commerce, and creativity at the heart.

Taking its name and inspiration from one of the most opulent products traded at the former docks, new homes at London Dock are delivered to a high-specification and finish. These spacious, open-plan apartments are complete with seamlessly integrated Miele kitchen appliances, bespoke and brushed black metalware, engineered timber flooring and floor-to-ceiling windows. New homeowners have the choice of two base interior colour palettes, the Pearl or Onyx collection, which are inspired by the raw and natural materials found in the depths of the world’s land and seas and considered an ultimate trading luxury.

London Dock (St George)

Each apartment benefits from its own spacious private balcony overlooking the boulevards, landscaped courtyard gardens and far-reaching views across the River Thames, towards Canary Wharf or the City.

London Dock is beautifully entwined with green corridors of flora and fauna by Elite Landscaping, designed to complement London Dock’s 15-acre neighbourhood. Helping to boost biodiversity within the local community, and creating much-needed habitat corridors in the city, St George has partnered with Wildlife World to integrate ‘Bug Hotels’ into these new public spaces, creating areas for both people, wildlife and nature to thrive within the city.

Residents of London Dock also benefit from exclusive access to an impressive range of hotel-style facilities at The Club. This bespoke leisure and wellness facility comprises a mix of luxury amenities and fitness facilities, including a state-of-the-art gym, a heated pool, a sauna, steam room, jacuzzi, squash courts, cinema room, virtual golf suite, and 24-hour concierge.

Marcus Blake, regional managing director of St George City, St Joseph & Berkeley West Thames, comments: “London is London, and will always remain a world-class and dynamic city that embraces culture and has the effortless ability to adjust to new eras. London Dock is an illustrious destination, moments from the City and with iconic landmark neighbours. Its network of quintessential courtyard gardens and intimate spaces create a refreshing respite in the heart of a growing neighbourhood that enjoys exciting cultural delights – such as St Katherine Docks - whichever direction you turn. Saffron Court has performed well in the current property landscape and is the latest address of this exciting destination that caters to all lifestyle needs and necessities. Offering the flexibility, vibrancy and enigma of the city, a variety of new spacious homes are now available and are enhancing lateral living options in the capital. Prime pied-a-terre pads will always continue to have a stronghold for demand in central London. An evolving step-change of the post-pandemic era is that buyers are now also considering larger lateral living options that are comparable to other international capitals such as Hong Kong and New York. Three-bedroom apartments are proving popular for a variety of reasons: either supporting a work-life balance – with enhanced space to accommodate home office flexibility – or homes that welcome the return of families into the city following an escape to the countryside. London Dock’s diversification boasts something for everyone.”

London Dock (St George)

Marc von Grundherr, director at Benham and Reeves, adds: “London Dock in Wapping is a compelling and new chapter of London living that has continued to evolve through centuries to match its moment in time. Wapping was once a central hub for trading luxury goods – a marketplace written about in Dickens novels – and it is now on an evolved path to becoming an innovative destination to live, eat, work and relax. London Dock has a strong investment case for multiple demographics and buyers, I should know as I was the first buyer in 2013. Putting my money where my mouth is, I believe a strong case for any home buyer is to seek out neighbourhoods that are ‘future-proofed’ and evolved to match the changing trends and curveballs that face modern society. An outcome of the pandemic is that dynamic destinations, such as London Dock, are prime real estate and therefore continue to be prioritised by buyers and businesses – such as our own – in places that individuals feel at home and part of the community.”

Ed Hollest, senior director, head of West London New Homes CBRE, notes: “The City of London is one of the best locations to invest in for homeowners, given its reputation as an international financial capital. Our research has shown over the past 12 – 18 months prime office occupier interest in the City has risen by around 10%, demonstrating its long-term appeal. City workers are returning to their desks – particularly around the middle days of the week – and this “peak occupancy” phenomenon is creating a shift in demand for both the commercial and living sectors. Saffron Court is the latest addition of much-needed homes in London and remains relatively affordable when compared to other prime locations – with the added benefit of being within walkable distance of flagship office buildings, such as The Gherkin.”

London Dock (St George)

Saffron Court forms an exciting chapter of this new 15-acre mixed-use neighbourhood. Designed by renowned architects Patel Taylor, London Dock will comprise 1,800 homes, award-winning landscaped spaces, attractive squares and boulevards with stylish shops, restaurants and bars.

London Dock’s location means it is closely connected to a number of Independent education options for all ages. A broad mix of both preparatory and secondary are within reach, and if planning for the future, London Dock is also surrounded by London’s world-class and leading Universities, including King’s College London, London School of Economics and Imperial College of London.

Wapping is only a short walk from Tower Hill and Aldgate, and connected to the new Elizabeth Line via Whitechapel.

Prices for these new homes start from £700,000, with three-bedroom properties starting from £1,750,000, and residents will begin to move in from Q1 2024.

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