1 151-157 TOWER BRIDGE ROAD LONDON SE1 151-157 TOWER BRIDGE ROAD LONDON SE1 1 A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO CREATE A LANDMARK PRIVATE RESIDENTIAL AND APARTHOTEL SCHEME LOCATED IN THE HEART OF SE1. 2 151-157 TOWER BRIDGE ROAD LONDON SE1 151-157 TOWER BRIDGE ROAD LONDON SE1 1 THE SHARD LONDON BRIDGE HMS BELFAST CITY OF LONDON MORE LONDON TOWER BRIDGE EXECUTIVE SUMMARY An outstanding opportunity to deliver a high quality mixed use scheme, developing three existing buildings in the heart of SE1. / A unique freehold development opportunity close to Tower Bridge, Bermondsey Street and London Bridge; with views across to The Shard, South Bank and the City of London. / 151-157 Tower Bridge Road has resolution to grant planning permission for a mixed use scheme comprising 69 residential (C3) apartments of 5,749 sq m (61,880 sq ft) NSA, 137 room aparthotel (C1) and flexible retail / commercial space of 981 sq m (10,560 sq ft) GIA. / 47 secure underground car parking spaces. / Currently producing an annual revenue of £2.8 million through the operation of 41 aparthotel units and 106 residential units let on Assured Shorthold Tenancies. 2 151-157 TOWER BRIDGE ROAD LONDON SE1 151-157 TOWER BRIDGE ROAD LONDON SE1 3 CGI of consented scheme central courtyard 4 151-157 TOWER BRIDGE ROAD LONDON SE1 151-157 TOWER BRIDGE ROAD LONDON SE1 5 LONDON THE CITY London continues to assert its status as a truly global city annually receiving over 17.4 million visitors and tourists. Its position between the time zones of Asia and USA makes the city a strong global financial centre and hub for international trading within Europe, principally from the City of London and Canary Wharf. London is also a global epicentre for higher education with UCL and Imperial College positioned in the QS Top 10 Global University Rankings. The foundations of London as a city are built upon a rich cultural and historic past which is visible across the city’s architecture and infrastructure. More recent modern developments and buildings now sit alongside the traditional landmarks: a cultural fusion that makes London the vibrant city in which 8.7 million people work, study and live. 6 151-157 TOWER BRIDGE ROAD LONDON SE1 151-157 TOWER BRIDGE ROAD LONDON SE1 7 U A p p London Zoo 5 e 2 DALSTON r PUDDING MORNINGTON CRESCENT 0 0 0 S B MILL LANE t l r a K e Ply Park ck e w in t t a Victoria Park ll g T s u N n la n e e nd l N w o Open Air Theatre r ANGEL N Haggerston th ISLINGTON R e o Park r o n r A t a ST PANCRAS h CAMBRIDGE HEATH p E d pr ve INTERNATIONAL R oa rs o c a h A1 h A501 d o oad A Ha l ville R 1 t Penton 0 2 A 208 Street S A1 m d 1 a t Ro KING’S CROSS 2 p J y 0 e s o HOXTON n ST PANCRAS 0 t k h c e n a a a H BETHNAL GREEN Regent’s Park d S d t a r o R e n R e o ma t o EUSTON CLERKENWELL Ci R BOW CHURCH d ty R oad A Meath 1 5 BOW RD A1 01 Gardens d Roa Bow F G a BETHNAL GREEN rr o A5201 in s g w d University of d Street Roa e d n o City University Ol ee Mile End 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o e a ge o h o S Churchyard d w R t r Westminster o oad n r t e CANADA Sloane Street 30 do r A 2 R South Bank u o re r y e o B R WATER t Abin n University e ee c S o R Str la S t a a R o d ori a t o A d t G a TO HEATHROW a Vic P a 2 e d gdon Stre h o d Ro t rg BERMONDSEY A AIRPORT e e ELEPHANT 2 ey b Imperial ’s 0 VER THAMES 0 n m 03 War Museum R & CASTLE Ki a 32 oa VICTORIA L A d RI oad Southwark Park h R e et WESTMINSTER t Lamb A3216 CROSSHARBOUR V Lamb a eth Bri u dge SURREY x h New Kent Road A201 QUAYS a ll B A rid 1 ge 8 151-157 TOWER BRIDGE ROAD LONDON SE1 151-157 TOWER BRIDGE ROAD LONDON SE1 9 2 0 Roa 6 A Southw d ark Park Road W 2 A202 1 e 5 s SLOANE SQUARE t fe 6 A r 3 2 r 0 y 0 0 3 R o A a d MUDCHUTE SOUTHWARK A RICH HISTORY Southwark’s character is defined by historic and traditional buildings juxtaposed with landmark riverside new build developments and regeneration, drawing both tourists and locals to its streets.