Hobart Building, E14 9TZ
Residents enjoy full access to The Wardian Club, an exclusive collection of first-class amenities including a rooftop observatory and bar, private dining space, a state-of-the-art gym, yoga studio, and a serene 25-metre pool, all designed to offer a lifestyle that seamlessly blends wellness, luxury, and convenience.
Inspired by the original Wardian Cases that revolutionised botanical exploration, the development brings a lush natural environment to the heart of Canary Wharf. Surrounded by skyscrapers and waterways, Wardian London is a tranquil escape, home to two architecturally striking towers, curated retail, and refined communal spaces.
Located just a short stroll from Canary Wharf’s financial district, yet tucked away in the calmer setting of South Quay, the development was thoughtfully designed to offer both connectivity and calm a rare balance in such a prime urban location.
- Positioned on the 35th floor of the Hobart Building with spectacular dual-aspect views
- Generous 1,000+ sq ft of internal living space with a private wraparound terrace
- Part of the iconic Wardian London development by Ballymore
- Access to The Wardian Club: rooftop bar, observatory, private dining room, and more
- Exceptional wellness facilities including a 25m pool, gym, and yoga studio
- Surrounded by landscaped gardens and curated retail in a botanically-inspired setting
- Moments from Canary Wharfu2019s financial hub, yet tucked away in peaceful South Quay
- Designed to offer a rare blend of natural calm and city connectivity
- Canary Wharf station (409m)
- West India Quay station (593m)
- Crossharbour station (847m)
- South Quay station (472m)
- Heron Quays station (169m)
- East Entrance station (398m)
- Fosterito Entrance station (437m)
- West Entrance station (304m)
Reference Number
CAN250924
Total Sq Ft
1,044 approx
Service Charge
£13,000 /per year
Ground Rent
£400 /per year
Lease Years Remaining
998 years
Price per Sqft
£1293 approx
The Isle of Dogs buzzes with a vibrant mix of history and modern charm, where sleek skyscrapers meet tranquil green spaces. Dive into fascinating stories at the London Museum Docklands or unwind in the lush Crossrail Place Roof Garden. After exploring, savor delicious bites and lively drinks at iconic spots like The Grapes or The Gun, making this riverside gem a must-visit in London.
London Museum Docklands
guide name: Uzo AmakaA beautiful day out was had at this hidden museum. I had no idea what to expect but we saw more than we had anticipated. Rated 4* as wish I knew more about what was happening and then paid in advance to attend. There’s plenty for children and adults to do to learn and have fun including the family trail…
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Crossrail Place Roof Garden
guide name: katarzyna płóciennik (KatPlo)Nice plants – but hard to find and smaller than expected I recently visited the Crossrail Place Roof Garden in Canary Wharf, and while it's a lovely green space with some genuinely impressive plants, the overall experience left me a bit underwhelmed. To start with, finding the entrance was surprisingly tricky. The signage around the area isn’t very clear or…
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The Grapes
guide name: Su MijicBeen here before, just love it! So went here for my birthday last week. We had bar meals finished with crumble and custard. This is a quirky small pub with heaps of atmosphere. A tiny balcony extends out onto the Thames and is always a great spot for chatting to other patrons…
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Jubilee Park
guide name: Chia PaknahadJubilee Park is a hidden gem right in the heart of Canary Wharf. Surrounded by sleek skyscrapers, this beautifully designed green space offers a peaceful escape from the busy city atmosphere. With its lush lawns, shaded walkways, and calming water features, it’s the perfect spot for a quiet lunch break, a relaxed stroll, or simply to sit and unwind. The…
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Wahaca Canary Wharf
guide name: Charmander LeeOverall food is acceptable , except for the churros it was a bit too oily and not enough cinnamon sugar on it. The sweet potatoes side dish was pretty good. Tacos are not bad. Service wise is a mix feeling, as either they are in rush and just put all orders on the table at the same time or when…
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The Gun, Docklands
guide name: Angie OI came across this pub on my walk an;d what a great find it was. From the front it looks to be small but once you step inside is a whole new concept. It has a lot of seating to dine either inside, in the garden or by the covered patio with amazing views across the Thames and the O2…
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One Canada Square
guide name: Maureen CLocated at the center of canary wharf is this building. I think its the 3rd tallest building in London. There are also very big companies situated closeby eg baclays and majority of the buildings comprise of banking sectors. We also have many food courts and restaurants situated around. I would say its majorly a corporate area and transportation and walkways…
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Browns West India Quay
guide name: Elena WilliamsLunchtime on Friday, so the atmosphere was just OK. Service was friendly and impeccable. The meals were presented beautifully. My companion's meal was too salty, the scallops specifically, and the fries were weirdly grainy, not moreish as fries should be. I would be happy to return, though…
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Stave Hill Ecological Park - TCV
guide name: yasmin KaliaWow such a wild and beautiful place in London. Amazing 360 views and a bit confusing to get around in the best way…
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Gaucho Canary Wharf
guide name: Tracy WardI visited recently and had an exceptional experience, thanks to the team's top-notch service and their excellent menu knowledge. The food and drinks were absolutely delightful, and the atmosphere made it even better. While I felt the prices were a bit on the high side, the quality of what I had definitely justified it. Overall, I walked away with a…
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