Meranti House, Goodmans Fields, Leman Street, E1 8PU
Goodman’s Fields is a premium residential enclave located just east of Aldgate and north of Tower Bridge, moments from the City. Surrounded by landscaped gardens, water features, and a vibrant mix of restaurants, shops and cafés, it offers a lifestyle of convenience, connectivity and culture.
Residents enjoy exceptional access to some of London’s most iconic locations, including St Katharine Docks, The Gherkin, Tower of London, Spitalfields Market, and the Barbican. World-class cultural institutions such as Whitechapel Gallery and the Tate Modern are also within easy reach.
Transport connections are excellent, with Aldgate East (0.1 mi), Aldgate (0.2 mi) and Tower Hill (0.4 mi) stations all nearby, offering quick links via the District, Circle, Metropolitan, and Hammersmith & City Lines. Tower Gateway DLR provides fast access to Canary Wharf, Docklands and London City Airport.
- High-spec dual-aspect apartment with exceptional natural light throughout
- Generous 994 sq ft of internal living space plus a private balcony
- Located in Meranti House, part of the prestigious Goodmanu2019s Fields development by Berkeley Homes
- Surrounded by landscaped gardens, water features, and a vibrant mix of on-site amenities
- Moments from iconic London landmarks including Tower Bridge, The Gherkin, and St Katharine Docks
- Excellent cultural access with Whitechapel Gallery, Barbican, and Tate Modern nearby
- Superb transport links: Aldgate East (0.1mi), Aldgate (0.2mi), Tower Hill (0.4mi), and Tower Gateway DLR
- Easy access to The City, Shoreditch, Canary Wharf and London City Airport
- Shadwell station (823m)
- Aldgate station (554m)
- Aldgate East station (452m)
- London Fenchurch Street station (599m)
- Tower Hill station (587m)
- Aldgate East station (457m)
- Tower Hill station (568m)
- Aldgate station (534m)
- Tower Gateway DLR station station (434m)
Reference Number
CAN250925
Total Sq Ft
994 approx
Service Charge
£7,450 /per year
Ground Rent
£600 /per year
Lease Years Remaining
982 years
Price per Sqft
£895 approx
Whitechapel pulses with vibrant history and modern energy, nestled close to iconic sights like Tower Bridge and the Tower of London. This lively area invites you to explore rich cultural landmarks by day and savor dynamic dining and nightlife as the sun sets. Whether wandering historic docks or enjoying sleek city views, Whitechapel offers an unforgettable London experience.
Tower Bridge
guide name: parth khundiwalaTower Bridge is indeed an iconic and highly recommended destination for anyone visiting London. You've captured its essence perfectly! Here's a summary of why it's a must-visit, echoing your points: * Iconic Landmark: It's instantly recognizable and a symbol of London. * Ideal for Shorter Visits: As you said, it's not a full-day commitment but perfect for a few hours…
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Tower of London
guide name: Chen ZhouThis place is truly fantastic—beautiful, spacious, and with plenty of climbing for those ready to explore. The architecture and atmosphere are breathtaking. The only downside is the Crown Jewel display: it’s stunning to see in person, but photography is not allowed, which is disappointing for visitors who want to share the experience with family and friends on social media. Even…
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London Bridge
guide name: MariaHistoric and iconic spot with amazing views of the Thames and the city skyline. Plenty of walking space, nearby restaurants, and attractions like Borough Market. Great for photos and soaking in London’s atmosphere…
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HMS Belfast
guide name: Winston CGreat experience! Book ahead of time and leave 2-3 hours for a full view. Good audioguide. Be aware - lots of tight spaces and not wheelchair friendly, lots of steep ladders to get to all the exhibits. Very interesting, worth a visit…
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Leadenhall Market
guide name: Raquel Rolo DuarteBeautiful market - special for Harry Potter's fans Sundays are not the best days to visit as most shops are closed. We visited it in the morning and the kids absolutely loved the chocolate brioches from Aux Merveilleux! Highly recommend it…
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Monument to the Great Fire of London
guide name: Khaqan KundiA fantastic piece of London history that's well worth the visit. The monument itself is a beautiful and poignant reminder of the Great Fire of 1666. It's amazing to stand there and imagine what the city looked like from that same spot centuries ago. For the price, it's one of the best value attractions in London. You even get a…
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SUSHISAMBA London
guide name: Kaushal PatelWe come here for early dinner , I was super disappointed. We all went for the set menu, they took our orders. Never came back to take our drinks orders. We had to request someone to take the drinks orders. The set menu which was 90£ look likes it it had a range of different dish. All the portions are…
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St Katharine Docks
guide name: Samantha ForrestWhat a beautiful spot. We were fortunate enough to stay on a boat there during a recent visit for our son’s wedding and would highly recommend a visit there. Restaurants are plentiful and there is so much to see and do in the area. The staff around the marina are very friendly and helpful and we look forward to visiting…
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30 St Mary Axe (The Gherkin)
guide name: Ian BeeIt is a stunning building with a restaurant on top as the effective means for getting in. It does not have a public deck (free or paid) in the truest sense. You can walk around the entire building and it feels very externally accessible and grounded in the areas. 5 stars for architecture and the feeling, 4 stars for overall…
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The Tower Hotel, by Thistle
guide name: Brittany ThompsonAmazing views. The bar area was adorable and the best espresso martini I’ve ever had! The rooms could use some work as they are a little dated. Of course most places in Europe do not have AC, however we felt that these rooms were extremely hot…
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