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Download Brochure An exciting riverside community in the heart of Royal Albert Wharf, Gallions Place brings you the best of urban living in a reimagined corner of historic East London. CUTTY SARK GREENWICH ROYAL VICTORIA GARDENS BE PART OF IT OF PART BE CANARY THE EXCEL CITY OF LONDON CITY AIRPORT THE O2 WHARF SHARD LONDON LONDON GALLIONS PLACE - 5 5 GALLIONS PLACE - Crossrail ASIAN BUSINESS PORT UNIVERSITY OF NEW BECKTON EAST LONDON PARK Aerial view and Computer Generated Images of Gallions Place correct as of Spring 2021. GALLIONS PLACE BE PART OF IT In the heart of Royal Albert Wharf, an historic and distinctive corner of East London, where old traditions meet contemporary vision, sits Gallions Place - a landmark new development offering unparalleled living and a community to call home. Brimming with potential both for 21st Century business and creative entrepreneurs, this bustling hub of modern homes, restaurants, cafes and riverside gardens, offers all you need for an exciting yet relaxing urban lifestyle. In the heart of the Royal Docks and with superb connections to the rest of the capital, living here really does bring you the best of everything. BE PART OF IT OF PART BE CARGO HOUSE GALLIONS PLACE - 7 7 GALLIONS PLACE - COURTYARD AT CARGO HOUSE BE PART OF IT OF PART BE GALLIONS PLACE - 9 9 GALLIONS PLACE - A landmark new development offering unparalleled living and a community to call home BE PART OF IT OF PART BE GALLIONS PLACE - 11 11 GALLIONS PLACE - A PLACE WHERE CANOES AND KAYAKS HAVE REPLACED CONTAINER SHIPS Thanks to the large scale regeneration which has opened up this huge expanse of water, canoes and kayaks have replaced the container ships that once docked here, and although the big old passenger ships no longer visit, a real sense of history and community remains. A NEW NEIGHBOURHOOD The meeting place of the serenity of the Thames and the character of the Royal Docks, Royal Albert Wharf has fast become one of London’s most innovative and atmospheric waterside destinations. Adding another exciting chapter in the new history of the docks, this hub of innovation and regeneration has been carefully conceived around the creative community that now calls this characterful yet tranquil neighbourhood home. BE PART OF IT OF PART BE GALLIONS PLACE - 13 13 GALLIONS PLACE - An exciting chapter in the new history of the Royal Docks BE PART OF IT OF PART BE GALLIONS PLACE - 15 BE PART OF IT OF PART BE GALLIONS PLACE - 17 17 GALLIONS PLACE - A FUTURE BUILT FROM THE PAST Once the largest enclosed docks in the world and London’s great industrial heartland, the Royal Docks are going through rapid and exciting changes thanks to one of Europe’s most significant 25,000 urban development projects. Combining new homes impressive investment and visionary planning, this thriving commercial and cultural waterfront district now offers a new way to live and work. 60,000 new jobs £8 BILLION investment by 2037 25 minutes to central London on Crossrail due 2022 WHERE INNOVATION THRIVES Once a great centre for shipbuilding and maritime industry, the Royal Docks is thrusting into the future to become London’s 21st Century business hub propelled both by huge investment, infrastructure and ideas. A sure sign of its high regard is the imminent arrival of the Mayor of London’s office, which moves to the area in 2022. A £8 billion vision that is becoming a reality, the Royal Dock’s economic renaissance is being driven by the Asian Business Port. Forging new links with the Asia-Pacific region, it will see the Royal Docks join the City and Canary Wharf as London’s third business district. It’s a future founded on innovation and doing things differently. Along from the Excel Centre, is its futuristic neighbour The Crystal, a sustainable cities initiative and the new City Hall. A new commercial district running beside London City Airport, RAD Centre, houses offices and workspaces for an array of small businesses. Nearby BE PART OF IT OF PART BE is Expressway a complex of workspaces and studios in a concrete building that wouldn’t be out of place in Hackney Downs. GALLIONS PLACE - 19 19 GALLIONS PLACE - A £22 billion vision that is becoming a reality BE PART OF IT OF PART BE GALLIONS PLACE - 21 21 GALLIONS PLACE - LONDON MADE EASY In addition to the huge investment and regeneration, the Royal Docks future is being founded on its fantastic transport links, connecting across London by tube, DLR, rail, bike, boat and even cable car. With commutes into the City taking less then 30 minutes and quick links into the rest of London, you have more time to enjoy life – whether it’s a morning yoga session or a late afternoon trip into the West End for a spot of shopping or a night at the theatre. When the Elizabeth Line of Cross Rail arrives in 2022 it will bring the rest of London even closer with trains into Liverpool Street taking 10 minutes and Heathrow Airport 45 minutes. For a novel and picturesque way to get to work, the Thames Clipper whisks commuters from Woolwich down the river to Canary Wharf, London Bridge, and Waterloo. Or for more even more dramatic views take the Emirates Air Line cable car that crosses the river to Greenwich Square home of the O2. And with London City Airport easily accessible, your business and holiday options are all made easy. BE PART OF IT OF PART BE RIVER THAMES AS SEEN FROM BERMONDSEY GALLIONS PLACE - 23 Manor Park Stratford International Forest Gate STRATFORD Statford Pudding Mill Lane REGENT’S PARK West Ham Farringdon Liverpool Whitechapel Baker Street CANNING TOWN Street Langdon Park CITY OF LONDON Canning Beckton WEST END Limehouse Town Bond Bank Street Royal Custom Victoria House Cyprus Gallions Green Park Reach West India Canary Quay Wharf London R I V Bridge E R T S H E A M Waterloo Pontoon Dock London City Airport Canada AMES H T CANARY WHARF R E Water IV R Bermondsey WESTMINSTER Woolwich Arsenal VAUXHALL BATTERSEA Greenwich GREENWICH BE PART OF IT OF PART BE KING’S CROSS BANK LIVERPOOL STREET 31 MINS 28 MINS 26 MINS Manor Park Stratford International Forest Gate DLR STRATFORD Statford JUBILEE CROSSRAIL 25 GALLIONS PLACE - Pudding Mill Lane REGENT’S PARK West Ham Farringdon Liverpool Whitechapel Baker Street CANNING TOWN Street Langdon Park CITY OF LONDON Canning Beckton WEST END Limehouse Town Bond Bank Street Royal Custom Victoria House Cyprus Gallions Green Park Reach West India Canary Quay Wharf London R I V Bridge E R T S H E A M Waterloo Pontoon Dock London City Airport Canada AMES H T CANARY WHARF R E Water IV R Bermondsey WESTMINSTER Woolwich Arsenal VAUXHALL BATTERSEA Greenwich GREENWICH WATERLOO STRATFORD CANARY WHARF 24 MINS 17 MINS 15 MINS Transport times are approximate and calculated using google.co.uk/maps, tfl.gov.uk & crossrail.co.uk Manor Park Stratford International Forest Gate STRATFORD Statford Pudding Mill Lane REGENT’S PARK West Ham Farringdon Liverpool Whitechapel 35 Baker Street CANNING TOWN Street YOUR LOCAL LIFE Langdon Park 5 14 FOODCITY & DRINK OF LONDON LEISURE Canning 34 Beckton WEST END Limehouse Town Bond 1. The Well Bean Co Bank 19. National Maritime Museum 30 Street Royal 2. Galyons Bar & Kitchen 20. Greenwich Observatory Custom Victoria House 15 3. Café Spice Namaste 21. Emirates Airline Cyprus Gallions Reach Green Park 4. Burgereque 22. The O2 10 12 31 4 5. Nando’s 23. ExCel London West 24 32 23 33 26 11 6. Pier Masala 24. Trinity Buoy Wharf India Canary 29 2 Quay 13 28 7. Henley Arms 25. Cutty Sark Wharf 27 9 36 London R 8. The Windjammer I 26. Dock Beach 1 V 3 Bridge E 9. Husk Brewing 27.R WakeUp Docklands 22 T S London City H E Pontoon Dock A M Waterloo 10. The Oiler Bar 28. Everyman Cinema Airport 17 7 11. Sunborn London 8 6 16 12. Tapa Tapa FITNESS Canada AMES H T CANARY WHARF R E RETAIL 29. Phoenix Gym Water 21 IV R Bermondsey WESTMINSTER 30. East London Gymnastics Centre 13. Canary Wharf Shopping Centre 31. Newham Swords Fencing Club Woolwich 14. Gallions Reach Retail Park 32. Royal Docks Open Water Swimming 18 Arsenal PARKS ESSENTIALS 15. Beckton Park 33. Co-Op Gallions Reach 16. Royal Victoria Gardens 34. Lidl 17. Thames Barrier Park 35. Newham University Hospital BE PART OF IT OF PART BE VAUXHALL18. Mudchute Park & Farm 36. London City Airport 25 19 BATTERSEA Greenwich GREENWICH 20 Manor Park Stratford International Forest Gate STRATFORD Statford 27 GALLIONS PLACE - Pudding Mill Lane REGENT’S PARK West Ham Farringdon Liverpool Whitechapel 35 Baker Street CANNING TOWN Street Langdon Park 5 14 CITY OF LONDON Canning 34 Beckton WEST END Limehouse Town Bond Bank 30 Street Royal Custom Victoria House 15 Cyprus Gallions Reach Green Park 10 12 31 4 West 24 32 23 33 26 11 India Canary 29 2 Quay 13 28 Wharf 27 9 36 London R I 1 V 3 Bridge E R 22 T S London City H E Pontoon Dock A M Waterloo Airport 17 7 8 6 16 Canada AMES H T CANARY WHARF R E Water 21 IV R Bermondsey WESTMINSTER Woolwich 18 Arsenal VAUXHALL 25 19 BATTERSEA Greenwich GREENWICH 20 STAY CONNECTED With a DLR station just 1 minute’s walk away from home, Gallions Place already enjoys superb connectivity into Central London and beyond. Add to this Crossrail’s imminent arrival, and life at Gallions Place continues to offer the perfect balance of tranquil waterside living in quick reach of the very best that the capital has to offer.
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