Triptych Bankside, London

This 2-bedroom apartment offers a sophisticated blend of luxury and artistic flair in a prime London location. With 910 square feet of thoughtfully designed living space, the apartment features bold colour schemes and carefully selected artwork. The open-plan living, dining, and kitchen area is complemented by a large print from local Bankside artist Gail Seres-Woolfson, titled "Eastern Travel," adding a touch of contemporary art to the space. High-end Miele appliances and comfort cooling throughout ensure a seamless living experience. The large private terrace offers close-up views of the Tate Modern, making this turnkey apartment an exceptional urban retreat in one of London's most dynamic boroughs.

Ideally situated moments away from London’s Southbank, Triptych Bankside redefines luxury London living. Neighbouring the iconic Tate Modern and Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre and designed by award-winning renowned architects Squire & Partners, the development offers 169 stunning open-plan apartments across two residential buildings of 14 and 18 storeys.

Residents have access to world class amenities including 24 hour concierge, residents lounge, workspace facilities, games room, private cinema and beautifully landscaped communal gardens.

The development is well-served by excellent local transport links and within a short walking distance to the City of London, London Bridge, Waterloo and many other city hubs.

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Triptych Bankside has easy access to London’s vast established transport network.

In addition to Southwark, Borough and London Bridge Underground stations, the area is served by excellent overground connections from Waterloo and London Bridge as well as bus and road routes into the West End, the City, Canary Wharf and beyond.

The development is located within a borough of London that is home to 3 major university campuses, including The University of the Arts London, Guy’s Hospital (teaching hospital of King’s College London) and South Bank University, which has over 17,000 students.