Spacious luxury apartment with panoramic Thames vistas and exceptional facilities.
- Panoramic River Thames and London skyline views
- Spacious 1,453 sq ft three-bedroom apartment
- High-end finishes: marble, glass and walnut throughout
- Master suite with very large dressing area and en suite
- Building amenities: cinema, gym, pool, sauna, sky garden
- Valet parking and front-door concierge included
- Service charge c. £25,100 pa — extremely expensive
- Ground rent £1,000 pa and high local crime levels
Perched on the twenty-ninth floor of St George Wharf Tower, this 1,453 sq ft three-bedroom apartment delivers some of the most dramatic river and city vistas available in SW8. Floor-to-ceiling glazing and high-end finishes — marble, glass and walnut — create bright, sophisticated living spaces designed for entertaining and everyday comfort. The master suite includes an unusually large dressing area and private en suite. Amenities include a sky garden balcony, private cinema, gym, pool and sauna, plus valet parking and front-door concierge.
Practical credentials are strong: a very long lease (975 years) and chain-free sale give buying clarity, and the flat’s size and layout feel more like a lateral apartment than a typical tower unit. The building’s riverside location is lively, with on-site bars, restaurants and convenient shops, and fast connections at Vauxhall (Victoria Line) and local transport links.
Buyers should factor ongoing costs into their decision. The service charge is very high at approximately £25,100 per year and ground rent is £1,000, while council tax is described as very expensive. Heating and electricity are supplied via a community scheme, and the immediate neighbourhood records higher crime levels than average — important for buyers considering security and running costs.
This apartment will suit purchasers seeking an iconic riverside home with extensive communal facilities and dramatic views, or investors targeting premium lettings. It’s best for someone who values space, finishes and building amenities and who can accommodate the substantial annual service liabilities and local area considerations.