Upper Riverside Greenwich
Greenwich Peninsula is a lively region of South East London currently undergoing a major transformation.
Combining cutting edge design with a vibrant cultural scene in a setting of wide-open skies and sweeping river views, it’s a community with both creativity and relaxation at its heart. Wrapped by the majesty of the Thames and only one stop from
Canary Wharf, Upper Riverside is one of seven integrated and distinctive neighbourhoods that are rising up across the Peninsula.
Property Overview
Address
Greenwich Peninsula, London SE10 0ER, United Kingdom
Connectivity
5 minutes from North Greenwich Station Jubilee line 2 minutes to Canary Wharf
Ground Rent
Studio – £310 per annum
1 bed – £380 per annum
2 bed – £450 per annum
3 bed – £515 per annum
Parking – £365 per annum
Developer
Knight Dragon Developments Limited
Type
Residential
Warranty
10 year BLP warranty
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STUDIO
FROM £465,000
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1 BEDROOM
FROM £570,000
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2 BEDROOM
FROM £790,000
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3 BEDROOM
FROM £920,000
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LOFT
FROM £850,000
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PENTHOUSE
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Investment Highlights
An extraordinary project
Greenwich Peninsula is one of Europe’s largest single regeneration projects. Comprising multiple neighbourhoods bordered by the River Thames, this is the flagship project of Knight Dragon Developments – an award-winning London-based real estate developer backed by Dr Henry Cheng, Chairman of New World Developments.
Among the urban developments the Knight Dragon team has already completed are sites in Hong Kong, Malaysia and the USA. Perhaps most impressive in its portfolio, however, is The Knightsbridge. This ambitious London residence set out to provide private homes with the facilities and levels of service of a 5-star hotel. The project combined beautifully designed homes with landscaped gardens, valet parking and an all-inclusive personal health and fitness facility. It was awarded Residential Development of the Year in 2006 and established a new standard for developers all over the globe.
Now, with Greenwich Peninsula, the team is once again striving to set new precedents. Through its multiple, vibrant and innovative neighbourhoods it aims to build a new community and shape the future of London.
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Why choose Greenwich?
When you fly to the UK and adjust your watch to GMT, or Greenwich Mean Time, you are using the time set by the Royal Greenwich Observatory – a building of great historical significance that tourists still flock to today.
Along with the observatory is the Old Royal Naval College, a World Heritage Site and building of great beauty, and the Cutty Sark – one of the world’s most famous Victorian sailing ships, now carefully preserved as a museum and suspended impressively above ground.
Beyond its tourist attractions and maritime history, though, Greenwich is a thriving, modern region of London. The award-winning University of Greenwich boasts two Nobel laureates amongst its alumni. And the 183 acre Greenwich Park is a Royal Park of London, along with Hyde Park and Regent’s Park. Greenwich Theatre is one of London’s foremost Off-West End theatres and Greenwich Market, established in 1737, now offers an extraordinary experience, combining antiques, exquisite, hand-crafted jewellery, art and street food from around the world.
Greenwich’s iconic O2 Arena, formerly known as the Millennium Dome, is the second-largest arena in the UK. Known for playing host to the world’s biggest pop stars, the building itself is also impressive, with its instantly recognisable, unique white dome structure.
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O2 Arena
The Old Royal Naval College
The Royal Greenwich Observatory
The Cutty Sark
Seven Neighbourhoods
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The peninsula itself, that area of Greenwich projecting out into the River Thames, is the site of Greenwich’s new development and a source of great international excitement. The £8.4 billion investment consists of 150 acres, which is double the size of London’s Soho.
When the project is complete, there will be seven neighbourhoods with a diverse community of around 34,000 new settlers. Along with the 15,720 places to live, there will be two new schools and 13,000 job opportunities. And with the 48 acres of public and green space there will be a 5km riverside running track.
Conceived of by developers Knight Dragon as a new London, the seven neighbourhoods are:
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Peninsula Central
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Design District
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Upper Riverside
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Lower Riverside
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Parkside
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Meridian Quays
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Brickfields
With various travel options to choose from, including the Emirates Cable Car and Thames Clipper boat service, residents can reach London City Airport in just 17 minutes and Westminster in 13 minutes. Canary Wharf, the secondary central business district of London is just 2 minutes away.
Offering a range of one bedroom, two bedroom and three bedroom apartments, Greenwich Peninsula is one of our most popular choices for investors and those looking for a pied-a-terre or a new start in London.
Peninsula Central
Design District
Upper Riverside
Lower Riverside
Parkside
Meridian Quays
Brickfields
The Club
Think of Upper Riverside as a relaxed, unstuffy and welcoming members’ club. Living here means exclusive access to gyms, a pool, rooftop terraces, shared spaces and more. There’s space to meet your neighbours and be part of a community.
