New Globe Walk, London, SE1

Set within a converted riverside warehouse on coveted New Globe Walk, this 714 sq ft one-bedroom apartment delivers prime central living in one of South Bank’s most quietly prestigious enclaves. Original industrial cues of factory style glazing and column radiators are offset by oak flooring and a refined, contemporary palette, creating a considered home with a calm, high-end feel.

The open-plan reception is notably generous and superbly proportioned, with distinct zones for lounging and dining while retaining an effortless sense of flow. A sleek, high end kitchen with fully integrated appliances is finished with black granite worktops. There is ample capacity for a proper dining table, complemented by glimpses towards the River Thames.

The bedroom is impressively sized and arranged for comfort, with fitted wardrobes. A smart, contemporary bathroom is finished with a full bath and overhead shower. Storage is integrated throughout, maintaining clean sightlines and a streamlined layout.

New Globe Walk is a discreet riverside cul-de-sac with limited vehicle access- an increasingly rare sense of peace in Zone 1. The Thames Path is moments away for direct waterside walks towards Borough and London Bridge, or west along the South Bank, while nearby Potters Fields Park and Jubilee Gardens provide welcome green relief. The river’s openness brings light, scale and an enduring London perspective to the setting.

The cultural offering is exceptional, with Shakespeare’s Globe, Tate Modern, Southbank Centre, the National Theatre and BFI Southbank all within easy reach. Borough Market and Flat Iron Square add a celebrated mix of destination dining, wine and independent operators, all a short walk away.

The location also suits academic and professional life, with King’s College London (Guy’s Campus), London South Bank University and the London School of Economics readily accessible on foot or by cycle.

Connectivity is immediate: Millennium Bridge and Southwark Bridge provide swift links into the City, while London Bridge (National Rail, Northern and Jubilee lines) and Southwark (Jubilee line) are both walkable. River services from Bankside Pier complete an outstanding central London transport offering.