London Square Bermondsey

Connection to public transport terminals, particularly tube stations, adds a premium to residential values in London. Living within 500m of an Underground station can add up to 15% to the value of your property, whilst anything under 1km can add up to 8%. This development has three tube stations within a 12-minute walk, including major overground and underground terminals at London Bridge, Borough, and Bermondsey, giving you access to overground Thameslink services and the Jubilee and Northern lines.  

The UK’s top universities, the London School of Economics, King's College, and UCL, are all within a 30-minute commute. These three universities in particular attract students from across the globe, and their economic impact on London is colossal, generating over £35 billion for the UK every year. Post-grad students attending these universities tend to come from wealthy families, and it’s entirely plausible they would rent a development such as London Square Bermondsey for the duration of their studies.  

SE1 experienced the largest increase in office take-up among London submarkets in 2025 (Savills), driven by demand for high-quality riverside buildings. This is significant for residential investors; major corporate occupiers moving into SE1 creates demand for high-quality rental housing in the immediate catchment. Realistic rental growth of 15-20% over the next five years is a defensible projection.  

Repeatedly chosen as one of the Best Places to Live in the UK by The Sunday Times, Bermondsey is famously dubbed Britain’s coolest village. Such a genuine sense of community is rare, particularly in central London, and despite its gentrification, Bermondsey has managed to keep its artistic roots. Famous for its food, fashion, and arts, SE1 is a thriving residential neighborhood. London’s two best foodie markets, Maltby Street and Borough, are a stone’s throw away, and the White Cube gallery continues to be a cultural draw for locals and tourists alike.

As well as being a desirable neighborhood in and of itself, SE1 offers city workers an urban village-style vibe within a very short commute, crucial when working the long hours London’s financial districts often demand. Canary Wharf is only 4 minutes on the tube from Bermondsey underground, where you can also access the Elizabeth Line. Take the Northern Line from Borough and be in the Square Mile in a matter of minutes, or a walk to work is entirely feasible, especially along the broad pedestrian riverside paths.

This is the third and final phase of a 19,000 sqm, award-winning, and incredibly popular Zone 1 development. The Malthouse, completing in 2028, will complement the developments' earlier buildings, The Sugar Mill and The Grainhouse, which both sold out on launch.

SE1, owing to its village-style living in central London, is an extremely desirable neighbourhood with a higher proportion of owner-occupiers than any other central London district. This makes for a liquid investment, one that can be easily, and profitably, resold and exited should the need arise, based on the consistent demand for quality residential properties.  

Competitive rates and LTV of up to 65% available for international buyers