1 Casson Square London Waterloo SE1 7GT

Luxury one-bedroom apartment in the sought after Southbank Place development close to Waterloo Station and furnished.

Description

Modern 14th-floor apartment available to rent in a luxury building. Set in one of London’s most desirable riverside locations, adjacent to Westminster and next to the London Eye The apartment comes fully furnished with bespoke stylish furniture. The apartment includes open-plan reception/dining room with access to a balcony overlooking the shard and the city

The modern fully-fitted kitchen features Miele appliances including a dishwasher, integrated wine cooler and full height fridge-freezer. The bedroom is spacious and includes built-in wardrobes as well as an extra storage cupboard in the hallway.

Wooden flooring features throughout the apartments along with triple glazed windows, cooling & heating and a washer/dryer.

There are a spectacular residents' lounge and cinema room located on level one, where residents can enjoy breathtaking views towards the London Eye, River Thames and Jubilee Gardens. There is also bicycle storage in the basement.

Southbank Place is one of the most desirable developments that central London has to offer. It has a dedicated security provision including a concierge and apartment video entry, site-wide CCTV security with centralised motoring, a centralised concierge/security office and 24-hour security staff.

Leisure facilities including a swimming pool, state-of-the-art gym facilities, studio space and spa

Location

Situated within the Southbank Place development, this prestigious residence is part of a blend of upscale residential and commercial buildings encircling the iconic Shell Tower. The development enjoys a unique benefit of an on-site entrance into Waterloo Station, providing convenient access to the Northern Line, Bakerloo Line, Jubilee Line, Waterloo & City line, and mainline trains.

Local points of interest include the UK's largest cinema screen at the BFI IMAX, London's Southbank, Royal Festival Hall, Hayward Gallery, National Theatre, Young and Old Vic Theatres, the Garden Museum and London Eye.