One The Elephant, St Gabriel Walk, SE1 6FA
Perfectly positioned near Elephant & Castle Station, this stylish two-bedroom apartment is part of the acclaimed One The Elephant development - a flagship project by Lendlease, leading the transformation of the Elephant & Castle area.
Occupying a generous 740 sqft., this corner apartment enjoys tranquil garden views and boasts a thoughtfully designed open-plan living and dining area, a fully integrated kitchen with premium appliances, fitted wardrobes in both bedrooms, a contemporary bathroom suite, and a private balcony extending from the main living space.
Residents of One The Elephant enjoy access to exceptional on-site amenities, including a 24-hour concierge, residents’ lounge, communal reading garden, and a distinctive green roof designed for urban growing.
The development is surrounded by a lively selection of bars, cafés, restaurants, and shops, while Elephant & Castle Station- with both Underground and National Rail links - is just a short stroll away, providing effortless connections across London.
- Two bedroom
- Private balcony
- Fully furnished
- Garden views
- Concierge service
- Residents lounge
- 3 minute walk to Elephant & Castle station
- Kennington station (652m)
- Elephant & Castle station (205m)
- Lambeth North station (944m)
- Elephant & Castle station (156m)
Reference Number
CAN251031
Total Sq Ft
740 approx
Available From
2025-10-14
Elephant and Castle pulses with vibrant energy, where rich history meets lively culture. From the captivating exhibits at the Imperial War Museum to the lush green escape of Kennington Park, this area invites exploration and relaxation alike. With buzzing bars and top-notch dining spots, it’s a dynamic London hub that never fails to inspire.
Imperial War Museum
guide name: Eric FlorjancicAn incredibly powerful and rich experience about the history of Britain. An amazing exhibit that brought so much emotion and feeling to the holocaust exhibit that really was well done. Truly a great experience to walk through and participate in. Be tu lucky this is free entry to people, must go.
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The Oval
guide name: Jayesh MohaneWent to watch Day 4 of the England vs India Test Match at The Oval—what an unforgettable experience! The atmosphere was incredible: a mix of passionate cheers, playful boos, and constant energy from the crowd. You could really feel the tension and excitement with every ball. The view of the field and players was excellent, and it was easy to stay immersed in the game. There were plenty of laughs and friendly conversations with fellow fans—people around us were super welcoming and happy to chat cricket. There’s a wide variety of food and drink options, from classic fish and chips to Indian food, masala tea, beers, ciders, and soft drinks. Prices are a bit on the higher side, but that’s expected at a stadium, and the quality is solid. Staff were friendly and helpful throughout. A fantastic spot to enjoy a day of cricket! The Oval really delivers when it comes to creating a lively, memorable day out. Highly recommend catching a match here!
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Park Plaza London Westminster Bridge
guide name: grimaldi italiaI had a wonderful stay at the Park Plaza Westminster in London with my 5-year-old son, for whom it was his very first time in the city. The room offered a stunning view of Big Ben, a real highlight that made the experience even more special. Contrary to some reviews I had read beforehand, I had no difficulty booking slots for the pool – everything was simple and well organized. The service was outstanding: I was welcomed with great kindness and professionalism by Caitlin, which truly made a difference during my stay. My son and I also loved the breakfast, extremely varied and delicious – a real treat every morning. I had already stayed at the Park Plaza Westminster a few years ago and once again, I was not disappointed. For me, this is the hotel where I will always choose to stay whenever I visit London.
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Cubana - Bar-Restaurant
guide name: Roman MasarykThis is an atmospheric gem nearby the Waterloo Graffiti tunnel, really the most colourful bar and restaurant. Plenty of seats outside and inside. Delicious food and good service. Will be back when to London again. Good job, guys. (Tip: don't forget the happy-hours offer, two is definitely better than one :-))
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George
guide name: Alexandra PanizzaThe pub offers a large quantity of seats outside with 4 screens, which 3 small/medium ones on the sides qnd a big one at the end. Good service, nothing special. The food was good, I liked the hamburger and the chips. Would I come back? Sure, why not!
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Park Plaza London Riverbank
guide name: Christie SilsbeOverall I would say this would be more of a 4.5 star review than 4. It was situated in a good spot with a short walking distance to Westminster across the bridge. The hotel itself looked good, had a modern and funky vibe to it. We did run into an issue on our second night where the AC wasn’t working at all. Kudos to the staff, the promptly acted on this and we got relocated to a different room as this was an issue they couldn’t fix in the early morning hours. I would say the AC issue is really the only thing that did bump it down a bit but overall a good place to stay.
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Kennington Park
guide name: Robert GrayVery Pleasant park to stroll, take the air, play a quick game of frisbee, and sample some local Sourdough pizza within on a sunny September monday eve. I imagine this park is also pleasant on other days and potentially in other weather conditions but nice weather always helps you enjoy a park I find. There are a range of facilities in this park including Collective; a nice cafe offering pizza and Ice cream, and some ping pong tables. These tables were very busy when I arrived and stayed busy until the end of the eve, precluding me from indulging in a quick game.
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Novotel London Waterloo
guide name: Mariam NikolovaWe had a great short stay in the hotel in the middle of July..We booked a few months prior our arrival to get good value for our money. Although it’s London do not expect to be cheap . It is located within walking distance to Big Ben, London eye, the aquarium and more. The hotel is clean,tidy quiet and offers great service. Rooms are big enough for 2 adults and 2 children (our children’s age -14 and 10). They cleaned every day and changed the towels. There was a problem with our toilet it was my child fault but they resolved it immediately without complaining,also they’d charged more for one of the child and refund us the amount. Breakfast is not the best however for short it’s perfect,it’s like eggs ,sausages, not big variety of fruits,some vegetables. Staff were very polite, caring and professional. Unfortunately some of the guests were acting rude like putting shoes on the table in the lobby so guys please respect the country and culture you visit. Thank you for making our holiday unforgettable. Definitely recommend and we would come back ♥️ Note: I didn’t take proper photos of the hotel so pictures :)
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Baitul Aziz Islamic Cultural Centre
guide name: sAk (saKfcuk)A very nice looking Mosque from outside to inside, very clean, very unique looking right in the middle, all rounded, have prayed lots of times.
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Novotel London Bridge
guide name: Irina K.We thoroughly enjoyed our 8 nights stay at Novotel London Bridge. From the moment we stepped inside the hotel, we were immersed in a warm, welcoming, and aesthetically pleasing environment. The staff was thoughtful and attentive, the room spotless and had a nice view, the breakfast very diverse and copious. The hotel is very conveniently located next to the public transportation as well as touristic attractions. The whole ambiance was classy, yet very welcoming and comforting. Wish we could visit again!
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