This one-bedroom apartment sits within the award-winning NEO Bankside, designed by Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners. The architecture is clear and purposeful, defined by strong lines and generous glazing. West-facing floor-to-ceiling windows bring in good afternoon and evening light, with open views across the city that feel expansive without being exposed.

The layout is practical and well resolved. An open-plan kitchen is integrated into the main living space, set up for everyday use without dominating the room. The living area works comfortably for day-to-day life as well as hosting. The double bedroom is calm and well proportioned, with a clear sense of separation from the main living space. The bathroom is finished to a high standard, with clean detailing and durable materials that align with the overall architectural approach. Storage is integrated and well thought out.

NEO Bankside was planned as a coherent residential environment, with amenities that support everyday living. A 24-hour concierge, residents’ lounge, private wine cellar, fully equipped gymnasium and landscaped communal garden are all part of the scheme.

The location places some of London’s most established cultural institutions close at hand, including Tate Modern, Shakespeare’s Globe and Borough Market, which is within easy walking distance. The South Bank, the City and the West End are all within walking distance via nearby bridges. Southwark Underground station is a short walk away, with Blackfriars and London Bridge stations also close by, offering Jubilee, Northern, Circle and District line connections, as well as mainline rail services. Multiple bus routes run through the area, making movement across the capital straightforward.

Bankside offers a broad mix of places to eat and drink, from casual to well regarded. Flat Iron Square provides an easy-going cluster of bars and food vendors, while nearby restaurants such as Padella, Caravan and OXO Tower Restaurant are established local fixtures. The riverside walk and nearby green spaces such as Jubilee Gardens introduce a sense of openness that offsets the urban setting. King’s College London and the LSE are both easily reached, making the apartment well suited to a range of working and academic lives.

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