Southbank Place, SE1

Southbank Place is a large mixed-use central London development featuring seven new buildings located on the south banks of the Thames, between the river and Waterloo station.  It incorporates the iconic 1960’s Shell HQ building, overlooks Jubilee Gardens and the London Eye, and is bordered by Belvedere Road and York Road. When complete, Southbank Place will feature seven new buildings designed to fit into the surrounding modern architecture. Developed by Braeburn Estates Limited Partnership (a joint venture partnership between Qatari Diar and Canary Wharf Group), the master plan was by Squire and Partners working alongside Kohn Pederson Fox, Squire & Partners, Patel Taylor, Stanton Williams, GRID and Townshend Landscape.

Southbank Space delivers a mix of new offices, private and affordable homes, retail and public open space and contributes to the updates of the existing public realm. The 5.25 acre site will provide 48,000 sq. ft. of shops, restaurants and bars, plus 530,000 sq. ft. of office space. Planed as a new destination on the vibrant South Bank, the architecture pays homage to the history and heritage of the area which was home for The Festival of Britain exhibition of 1951. A square and surrounding buildings have been named after Sir Hugh Casson, a British architect and former director of the South Bank’s Festival of Britain.

Apartments

Seven new buildings surrounding the Shells’ HQ form the new Southbank Place district: Belvedere Gardens, The Belvedere, One Casson Square, Eight Casson Square, Thirty Casson Square, One Southbank Place and Two Southbank Place.

Front-facing apartments benefit from views onto the River Thames, Jubilee Gardens, the London Eye, the Houses of Parliament, the Embankment and the City of London. The rest look onto County Hall, the Southbank Place public squares and over Waterloo and Lambeth.

There is a wide selection of property types including studios, one, two, and three bedroom apartments, together with a collection of signature penthouses.  

Luxury and spacious, most of the apartments extend onto a balcony, terrace or  feature a Juliette balcony. Designed to maximize natural light and views, these properties feature full height triple glazed windows, engineered oak timber flooring, underfloor heating, comfort cooling, natural materials and finishes, highly specified kitchens with top of the range modern appliances, spacious bathrooms with walk in rain showers, generous  wardrobe and storage space, bespoke cabinetry, high speed fibre optic feed for telephone and dedicated broadband services.  

The onsite development facilities include:

Centralised 24hr concierge services

Lounge & meeting room

Outside terrace and entertainment area

Residents’ lounge

25m swimming pool

Multi-functional gym

Yoga studio space

Commercial Spa facility

Bicycle parking

Secure basement car parking subject to separate negotiation

Estate management and security 

Transport

Southbank Place is set in Travel Zone 1 with direct access to Waterloo station serviced by four Underground lines and the National Rail. Located by the Thames, the development is close to the Festival Pier for access to the river boat commuter and sightseeing services. The City of London is within a short walk across Waterloo Bridge, and pedestrian paths along Golden Jubilee Bridge lead to the Embankment and Westminster. There are over 15 bus routes connecting Waterloo with the rest of London.

Area

The South Bank district stretches between Tower Bridge and Westminster Bridge. It is an attractive, predominantly predestined area and a popular tourists’ riverside destination nurturing contemporary culture (home to the National Theatre, The Globe, Royal Festival Hall, National Film Theatre, BFI Southbank and the Tate Modern) and home to an eclectic mix of shops, galleries, music venues, restaurants and bars.

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