One Park Drive, Canary Wharf, E14 9SB
Well positioned 26th floor two bedroom apartment, being offered at original purchase price. The property is compiled over 925 Sq. Ft. Benefitting from it's own, private balcony with west views of Canary Wharf and of the further City.
The Cluster apartments form the heart of the
building. Here, the floorplates are mirrored and rotated to create a rhythmic visual complexity, while still maintaining the clarity of the internal spaces. The lower levels are connected with the parks and the water; the higher floors are connected with the sky.
One Park Drive represents the best of Canary
Wharf as the private Estate develops into a new destination for London. The defining building of the new residential neighbourhood will be One Park Drive. It will embody the vision and set the standard for the whole district.
Canary Wharf is well-connected: it’s a short
distance from London City Airport, there’s the Jubilee Underground line, two Docklands Light Railway stations and a Thames River Bus pier.
The arrival of Crossrail in 2018 will mean you’ll
be able to reach the West End in 13 minutes and
Heathrow in just 39 minutes.
- Swimming Pool
- Canary Wharf station (515m)
- West India Quay station (620m)
- All Saints station (960m)
- Crossharbour station (713m)
- South Quay station (265m)
- Blackwall station (831m)
- Heron Quays station (451m)
- Poplar station (621m)
- East Entrance station (213m)
- Fosterito Entrance station (164m)
- West Entrance station (351m)
Reference Number
CAN201229
Service Charge
£7 /per year
Lease Years Remaining
244 years
Price per Sqft
£1265 approx
One Park Drive is surrounded by a vibrant mix of cultural, historical, and recreational points of interest. Visitors can enjoy unique experiences from rooftop gardens and historic churches to lively dining and entertainment venues. This area offers something for everyone, whether you're seeking outdoor beauty, rich history, or exciting activities.
St Peter’s Barge
guide name: James TredgettA truly gospel-centred church! The barge itself is worth a visit, but if you love Jesus on top of that - this is the place…
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Columbia Wharf, Rotherhithe
guide name: EserWe crossed the river by a small ferry to spend a sunny afternoon at Columbia Wharf, and it was such a lovely experience.
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Up at The O2
guide name: Leon HorrocksWe had an amazing time. It was a joint birthday and father's day climb. We went at 4pm and was very quiet.
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London Museum Docklands
guide name: KYtravelHighly recommend this free museum to everyone. We went to see the slave trade trail secrets of the Thames and the exodus exhibition.
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Crossrail Place Roof Garden
guide name: katarzyna płóciennik (KatPlo)Nice plants – but hard to find and smaller than expected.
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Jubilee Park
guide name: I. MorganJubilee Park has become even more inviting with more seating, making it easier to relax and enjoy the surroundings.
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South Dock, Rotherhithe
guide name: Georg BreinerAmenities clean and sufficient. Nearby 'Plough Way Deli' offers a decent variety of food and hot drinks.
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St Anne's Church, Limehouse
guide name: Michael ColemanOne of Nicholas Hawksmoor's 6 London churches, with a key role in Peter Ackroyd's novel named after him.
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The O2
guide name: Erika Liutikaite (Horroryas)Great range of restaurants, experiences, concerts, and shows.
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Wahaca Canary Wharf
guide name: Anurag SinghExcellent. Superb tacos. The chicken and avocado was surprisingly good - I’d even say the best.
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