Wapping Waterfront, 101 and 103, the sites of 97 and 99 and 110B-120 (, Wapping High Street, London, E1W 2NE

Summary

The site comprises King Henry’s Wharf, Phoenix Wharf and Swan Wharf. The local built environment includes a mix of historical warehouse buildings and modern residential developments, offering a blend of contemporary living within a historically rich setting. King Henry’s Wharf and Phoenix Wharf are both Grade II Listed riverside warehouses dating from c.1840 to 1870. Swan Wharf is a vacant plot of land located between King Henry’s Wharf and Phoenix Wharf.

Key Points

Location

Wapping Waterfront is located along Wapping High Street, a historic area in East London known for its maritime heritage and expansive waterfront views of the Thames. The blend of old and new architecture, alongside significant regeneration efforts, have transformed Wapping from traditional docklands into a vibrant residential and commercial hub. Its proximity to the City of London and Canary Wharf make it an attractive location for businesses and residents alike.

Wapping High Street is particularly sought after, with a mix of converted warehouses and modern apartments
that combine historic charm with contemporary living. The area is well connected by public transport, including the London Overground at Wapping
station, offering easy access to Central London, the City and Canary Wharf.

The area is well served by grocery stores and the larger shopping centres
in nearby Canary Wharf. There is also a variety of shops, restaurants, and pubs, with notable locations like Tobacco Dock and St Katharine Docks offering diverse dining and entertainment options. Landscaped public spaces such as Wapping Gardens and Hermitage Riverside Memorial Gardens provide tranquil spots for relaxation.