1 bedroom apartment

A beautifully presented, share-of-freehold apartment within a landmark building. It boasts a well-proportioned layout with a stylish separate kitchen, relaxing reception, modern bathroom, 24-hour concierge and a secure allocated parking space. The stations of Surrey Quays and Canada Water are close by and local amenities are practically on the doorstep. Chain free.

This second-floor home benefits from plenty of natural light thanks to large windows and the south-east facing aspect. There are high-quality fitted wardrobes in the bedroom, a useful storage cupboard next to the new kitchen and a built-in desk within the reception.

Additional features include excellent sound insulation, integrated Bosch appliances, a recently replaced hot water cylinder, lift access, secure entry system and double glazing. Residents benefit from the option to place storage units within their allocated parking space, while superfast broadband is available via Hyperoptic and Community Fibre.

Completed in 1989, Baltic Quay is a well-maintained and architecturally renowned development in SE16, recognised by the London Docklands Development Corporation for its distinctive vaulted roofs, 14-storey tower, and central courtyard.

Set in a peaceful marina-side location, the Thames Path and Greenland Pier are just moments away, providing a scenic commute to the City and Canary Wharf via the river bus. Canada Water (Jubilee & Overground) and Surrey Quays (Overground) stations are within walking distance, as are local amenities, including Surrey Docks Fitness & Watersports Centre, cafés, restaurants, supermarkets, and a yoga studio within the nearby Plough Way developments.

The property stands to benefit from substantial investment in the area, including the £5.6 billion, 53-acre Canada Water Masterplan, with London’s first new high street in over a century. Additionally, a new electric ferry service, launching later this year, will provide six crossings per hour for pedestrians and cyclists between Rotherhithe and Canary Wharf.

Leasehold, with a share of the freehold. The service charge is £3,078 (including £652 reserve fund contribution) for the year to 30th September 2025. There is no ground rent to pay and the underlying lease has 160 years remaining. Southwark Council Tax Band: D.