For good reason, London is often referred to as a city of villages. With over 3,000 residential units on a prime riverside location, Royal Wharf is a good example of why. As much a local neighbourhood as it is part of a thriving capital city, the area joins the likes of Belgravia, Fitzrovia, Mayfair and Bloomsbury in that it boasts a distinguishable identity.

 

Developed with Oxley Holdings, the architecture is inspired by London’s classic Georgian and Victorian estates. This rich, textured neighbourhood is focused around a lively central high street, a broad market square and a rolling riverside park. It also boasts its own school, GP surgery, high street, pier, pub, and community centre.