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OUTSTANDING RETAIL, LEISURE and RESTAURANT OPPORTUNITIES the Docks in Numbers YEARLY FOOTFALL OF OUTSTANDING RETAIL, LEISURE AND RESTAURANT OPPORTUNITIES The docks in numbers YEARLY FOOTFALL OF HOME TO 5,180,000PEOPLE RESIDENTIAL UNITS HOTEL 400 MINUTES WALK ROOMS 2TO TOWER HILL 801 520,000SQ FT OF OFFICE SPACE BOATS SERVE ST KATHARINE DOCKS PIER EVERY HOUR AT PEAK TIMES MINUTES WALK TO ROYAL MINT COURT 6 2 BARS & RESTAURANTS ARE 24 LOCATED AT THE DOCKS A vibrant and dynamic London retail Quarter A unique riverfront destination is steps away from the Unesco World Heritage Site, Tower of London. The docks are now an innovative mixed use location, home to an exciting 24/7 mix off office tenants and retailers. The Docks are adjacent to the world-famous Tower Bridge and Tower of London, which combined, generate visitor numbers of around 3.6 million people per year* *Statistic source ALVA 2017 visitor figures. A STUNNING DOCKSIDE DESTINATION 2 minutes walk from 9 minutes riverboat Tower Hill Tube Station to Canary Wharf 22 minutes riverboat to Westminster 1 minute walk to Tower Bridge 10 minutes walk to London Bridge Station 6 minutes walk to 13 minutes walk to Fenchurch Street Station Liverpool Street Station WHITECHAPEL BRICK LANE 1 SPITALFIELDS 5 MINS MOORGATE COMMERCIAL STREET D OA LIVERPOOL L R PE LONDON WALL STREET A NEW ROAD CH BISHOPSGATE TE HI W SALESFORCE TOWER HOUNDSDITCH LONDON METROPOLITAN UNIVERSITY TOWER 42 ALDGATE EAST COMMERCIAL ROAD 30 ST. MARY AXE 1 BANK OF 0 MINS EET ENGLAND E STR EDL ALDGATE NE LEMAN STREETGOODMAN’S EAD THR FIELDS LEADENHALL STREET MINORIES BANK SHADWELL TOWER CABLE STREET GATEWAY 5 MINS T CYCLE STREE FENCHURCH INT SHADWELL SUPERHIGHWAY GRACECHURCH STREET AL M STREET ROY ROYAL MINT LONDON COURT MONUMENT UNDERWRITING CENTRE TOWER CANNON T HILL STREET TREE BANKSIDE ES S THAM THE HIGHWAY PIER LOWER ET TRE S ITHT MILLENNIUM BRIDGE SM EAST H LONDON RIVER THAMES O DOCK SOUTHWARK BRIDGE M TOBACCO A S MORETOWN DOCK LONDON BRIDGE CITY PIER M HMS O R BELFAST E LONDON BRIDGE SOUTHWARK TOWER S T CATHEDRAL MILLENNIUM R ST. KATHARINE’S WAY KATHARINE’S ST. E PIER E T MORE BOROUGH LONDON TOOLEY STREET MARKET CITY ST. KATHARINE PIER ST. THOMASLONDON STREET HALL BRIDGE TOWER BRIDGE THE SHARD WAP BUTLER’S PING WHARF HIG H ST WAPPING REET DESIGN BOROUGH HIGH STREET MUSEUM RIVER THAMES KEY T E E NATIONAL RAIL R T S UNDERGROUND Y LONG LANE E OVERGROUND S D N DLR O M R ELIZABETH LINE E B TOWER BRIDGE ROAD BERMONDSEY A PLACE TO rELAX AND UNWIND With independent retailers such as Emilia’s, White Mulberries and Bravas Tapas alongside occupiers Côte Brasserie and Benugo the docks offers a place for everyone to enjoy the peaceful setting. “The docks are a treasure trove of intimate cafés and quirky establishments, with a spectacular line‑up of yachts and vessels completing the picture postcard setting. ”The Foodie Diaries 2018 TOWER HILL TOWER GATEWAY ALDGATE 2 MIN 3 MIN 7 MIN EXPLOrE OUR ESTATE EAST SMITHFIELD OPPORTUNITIES SLUG & LETTUCE STRADA PING PONG CAFÉ For current letting availability, ROUGE VACANT click here CÔTE NATURAL BRASSERIE KITCHEN COMMODITY QUAY F45 KEY OFFICE TOWER BRIDGE APPROACH BENUGO LEASED RETAIL ST. KATHARINE’S WAY @ SKD THE MEDIEVAL BANQUET AVAILABLE VACANT THOMAS MORE STREET WEST JOHN HARDING ST. KATHARINE IVORY HOUSE SALON DOCKS CAFE BRAVAS TAPAS HAIRDRESSING EUROPEAN EAST INTERNATIONAL HOUSE DOCK RESTAURANT KATYPEL SHOES DOCK ZIZZI ITALIAN RESTAURANT STARBUCKS EMILIA’S CRAFTED KILIKYAS TRADERS WHITE DOKKE TESCO PASTA DELICATESSEN WINES MULBERRIES EXPRESS ESTATE CENTRAL DICKENS ST. KATHARINE’S WAY SECURITY HUB KERB INN BASIN FOOD CLOISTER WALK MARKET STARBUCKS MARBLE QUAY THE TOWER GUOMAN HOTEL AVAILABLE FROM THE BRASSERIE Q4 2019 @ THE TOWER RESTAURANT MARINA ESTATE MANAGEMENT LONDON OFFICE MEWS STREET RIB VOYAGES ST. KATHARINE’S WAY DEVON HOUSE LONDON BRIDGE WAPPING TOWER BRIDGE 10 MIN T H A M E S CAFÉ 10 MIN “Sat outside overlooking St Katharine Docks I was basking in the sunshine, I didn’t think I was in London! ”Amanda C Time Out 2018 “The setting overlooking the boats in peaceful St Katharine Docks is wonderful. ”Jojuj Time Out 2017 KEEP UP TO DATE @StKatsDocks /StKats @StKats skdocks.co.uk Viewing and further information Strictly by prior arrangement only with: Harriet Gidney Craig Fisher Freddie Strutt Gavin Redrupp +44 (0)20 3216 3916 +44 (0)20 3216 3911 +44 (0)207 318 4789 +44 (0)207 318 5165 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Important Notice: CFCommercial and BNP Paribas Real Estate, their clients and any joint agents give notice that: 1. They are not authorised to make or give any representations or warranties in relation to the property either here or elsewhere, either on their own behalf or on behalf of their client or otherwise. They assume no responsibility for any statement that may be made in these particulars. These particulars do not form part of any offer or contract and must not be relied upon as statements or representations of fact. 2. Any areas, measurements or distances are approximate. The text, photographs and plans are for guidance only and are not necessarily comprehensive. It should not be assumed that the property has all necessary planning, building regulation or other consents and CFCommercial and BNP Paribas Real Estate, their clients and any joint agents have not tested any services, equipment or facilities. Purchasers must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise. Designed & produced by Sectorlight (1909446) +44 (0)20 7264 7700 sectorlight.com January 2019.
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