Olivers Wharf, Wapping High Street, London, E1W

A bright, expansive warehouse apartment which is found on the fourth floor of Oliver's Wharf, a popular Grade II-listed Victorian converted warehouse situated on the banks of the Thames in the heart of Wapping.

The building is believed to be the first warehouse in Wapping to be converted and was transformed into a fully residential block in the early 1970's. Oliver's Wharf is perhaps one of Wapping's most iconic residential buildings in the area and was built in 1870 by architects Frederick and Horace Francis. Like many of the converted buildings on the Thames, it has interesting past and was originally used to house tea and other cargo delivered via the Thames River.

This apartment extends in the region 2,300 sqft of lateral space, that incorporates fabulous proportions, a good ceiling height, and plenty of period charm. The accommodation incorporates a principle bedroom with ensuite shower room and a walk-in closet, a guest bedroom with ensuite bathroom and fitted wardrobes. There is a further double bedroom, a large internal study/occasional additional bedroom, and a useful utility room. The large open plan kitchen and reception area occupies approximately a third of the apartments footprint and is likely to be a particular selling feature of this remarkable space

Residents of Oliver's Wharf have lift access across all floors, as well as a Building Manager whose office is located by the main entrance at street level. Residents have bike storage spaces, and non-allocated parking spaces. The 'Boat House' is a communal space at ground floor level located by the lift, and backs directly onto the river, it is shared by the owners of Oliver's Wharf and houses boats for rowing and sailing on the river, it is also a space where the occasional AGM has been held.

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Positioned within the Wapping Pierhead conservation area, the neighbourhood retains a historic charm, to include cobbled streets, elegant residential garden squares and parks, and views along the river Thames towards Canary Wharf to the East and Tower Bridge to the West.

There are a wide array of cafes, pubs, bars and restaurants in the area in Wapping. The transport links offer easy access to the West End with Wapping Overground Station being approximately five minutes' walk from the apartment. From there the Elizabeth Line is two stops to the north and the Jubilee Line is two stops to the south. Further, Tower Hill station is less than a 20-minute walk through St Katharine Docks. Alternatively, from Tower Pier a leisurely boat service goes as far as Barking Riverside to the east and Putney to the west.