Upper Riverside, Cutter Lane, SE10

This well presented dual-aspect apartment within Upper Riverside, Greenwich Peninsula is offered chain free and extends to approximately 859 sq ft.

The apartment is arranged to prioritise light, proportion and outlook. Full height glazing runs across the principal spaces, drawing in natural light and framing views towards the River Thames. The space is open but structured, with clear distinction between living, dining and kitchen areas. The reception opens directly onto a substantial private roof terrace, establishing a direct connection between internal and external space. A secondary balcony is accessed from the principal bedroom.

The contemporary kitchen is fitted with pared-back cabinetry and integrated Miele appliances, designed to sit comfortably within the main living space. Materials are consistent and functional, with engineered wood flooring and underfloor heating contributing to a clean finish.

There are two double bedrooms. The principal bedroom includes built-in storage and an en-suite shower room. The second bedroom is positioned separately and is served by a family bathroom.

Residents have access to the Upper Riverside Club, which includes a swimming pool, three gyms, sauna, studios designed by Tom Dixon, cinema rooms, co-working spaces and shared dining areas. A 24-hour concierge is located within the building. The development also provides co-working environments, private meeting rooms and a range of shared social spaces designed to support day-to-day living as well as work.

Upper Riverside is a collection of five interconnected buildings forming part of the wider Greenwich Peninsula masterplan by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, known for projects including One World Trade Centre and Burj Khalifa. The scheme is defined by its vertical village concept, with a network of shared amenities distributed across buildings and linked by external walkways and roof terraces.

At ground level, the development integrates with a series of landscaped public routes, riverside paths and civic spaces. Stepped seating along the Thames, planted courtyards, reflecting pools and small-scale retail create an active public realm that connects directly to Peninsula Square and the surrounding neighbourhood.

Green space is a defining aspect of the peninsula. Greenwich Peninsula Ecology Park provides managed wetlands and walking routes, while The Tide runs through the development as an elevated walkway. Greenwich Park is also within easy reach.

The location is well connected. North Greenwich Underground Station (Jubilee Line) is approximately 0.2 miles away, with direct routes to Canary Wharf, London Bridge and Bond Street. North Greenwich Pier provides Thames Clipper services, and the Emirates Air Line links to the Royal Docks. Local destinations include The O2, Peninsula Square and the Design District.

Educational institutions nearby include the University of Greenwich and Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance.

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