Peninsula Heights Albert Embankment, London, London, SE1

Occupying the entirety of the sixth floor at Peninsula Heights, this expansive four-bedroom apartment is formed from two flats brought together to create a singular, lateral home. The footprint runs the full width of the building, with uninterrupted views that take in the River Thames, the Houses of Parliament and Big Ben.



Access is via a private key-operated lift, which opens directly onto the sixth floor. Here, a secure shared entrance hall, lined with artwork, forms a quiet and considered point of arrival, more akin to a private gallery than a conventional corridor. The sense of having an entire floor to oneself is immediate.



Inside, the apartment has been comprehensively reworked with a focus on clarity and finish. Interiors by Restoration Hardware are paired with bespoke joinery by Woodstock Designs, creating a consistent language across the spaces.



At its centre, the kitchen is arranged for both daily use and larger gatherings, fitted with Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances, alongside dual sinks, dishwashers and Quooker taps. Joinery continues through the dining room, study, cinema room and into the principal suite, where dressing and bathing spaces feel particularly resolved.



A secondary one-bedroom apartment sits alongside the main residence, fully self-contained yet easily integrated. It offers a level of flexibility that is difficult to replicate, whether used for guests, staff or as an independent workspace.



Across the apartment, four balconies draw in the river and the shifting light across Westminster. Wellness has been given equal weight, with a red-light therapy sauna, steam room and ice bath set discreetly within the plan.



Underfloor heating, full air conditioning and a Sonos system are integrated throughout, while details such as Fendi timber flooring and backlit onyx introduce a quieter sense of material richness.



The building itself offers 24-hour concierge and residents’ gym facilities. The apartment is sold with three underground parking spaces and share of freehold, and can be acquired fully furnished for immediate occupation.



Set along Albert Embankment, the position is both central and quiet. Westminster sits just across the river, with the South Bank’s cultural institutions, galleries and restaurants within easy reach, while the sweep of the Thames provides a constant sense of openness that is rare this close to the centre of the city.