Three Waters - Property in London

MINUTES FROM THE CITY, METRES FROM THE WATER The three waters of Bow Creek, the River Lea and the Limehouse Cut meet in London’s fastest-growing area. Studio, one, two and three-bedroom homes put you minutes from the City and metres from the water.

 

ZONE 2 LIVING, ZONE 1 JOURNEY TIMES With the Tube and Docklands Light Railway (DLR) close by, you’ll be in the City or Canary Wharf in as little as 12 minutes.
WITH RELOCATION COMES REGENERATION Bow Creek, Stratford and the nearby East Bank are magnets for investment. Just some of the reasons why 35% house price growth is anticipated in this area by 2021.
TRIPLE THE TRANQUILLITY Workout before work. Cycle to the City. Waterside is synonymous with both wellbeing and buoyant investment value. As Knight Frank say: “there is a uniqueness to waterside living.

 

...CITYSCAPES WITH HEADSPACE The raised garden, roof terrace and private balconies are crafted to give you views of the City and the water. River vistas have been reported to add 24% to the value of a property, while canalside homes gain an average of 18%.
CRAFTED BY THE WATER From the red British brickwork to the statement herringbone flooring, every aspect of the architecture and design has been crafted for long-term quality and desirability.
EXTRAORDINARY EVERYDAY A 24-hour concierge and residents’ screening room are part of life’s flow at Three Waters.
 

CLOSE TO THE CITY, CONNECTED TO THE WORLDThe Tube and DLR are in walking distance, taking you to the latest restaurant or bar, to the can’t-miss-it lecture, to the must-see screening, or to catch that plane. Get to the City and Canary Wharf in as little as 12 minutes. At Three Waters, you can enjoy your city as much as your neighbourhood.
 

INVEST AT THE SOURCE OF LONDON’S GROWTH Three Waters sits within London’s fastest-growing area.1 Over half of the Capital’s population now live east of Tower Bridge.2 East London is a beacon for the most ambitious City workers, creatives and entrepreneurs, all demanding competitively-priced homes with rapid journey times. London’s shifting epicentre makes for strong capital growth prospects.
 

BOW CREEK IS WHERE INVESTMENT MEETS RETURN Where public and private finance converge, smart property buyers follow. TfL, Tower Hamlets Council and the London Legacy Development Corporation are investing over £9m to upgrade the area’s transport infrastructure.1 Tower Hamlets Council is creating a new district centre that will bring new shops, offices, a hotel, a school and riverside park space. Now, creating opportunity out of the optimism, Mount Anvil and Peabody are investing in E3. It all adds up to a great investment in a borough that’s burgeoning as well as buzzing.
 

THE NEW HOME FOR INVESTORS AND INNOVATORS Regeneration ripples around Three Waters. Moments away in Stratford, the £12bn legacy of London 20122 has delivered some of the Capital’s biggest property increases. House prices have risen by 82% in the last five years alone.
 

INSPIRED BY HISTORY, MADE FOR THE FUTURE Three new buildings rise above the meeting point of the River Lea, Bow Creek and the Limehouse Cut. The architecture reflects the industrial heritage of this conservation area. Traditional red brick façades and pitched roofs echo the historic wharves and warehouses of the east London context. Every aspect of Three Waters has been designed to make the most of the waterfront location. The raised garden, the roof terrace, the private balconies, even the three buildings themselves; each element is cleverly arranged to offer you far-reaching views of the water and the City.
 

EXTRAORDINARY CRAFT AS STANDARD Three Waters crafted communal spaces to help your life flow smoothly. The lobby connects you with the outdoors, with a hanging garden bringing the flora in and stairs taking you down to the waterside itself. It’s a stunning space, designed as a welcome home for you and a wow moment for your guests. Even the hallway’s hand-crafted – the often overlooked postbox corridor has been reimagined to reflect the architecture of the surrounding buildings.

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