A Bright Riverside Apartment on the Fourteenth Floor of Riverwalk

The heart of the home is an expansive kitchen and reception room, a fluid space designed for both relaxing and entertaining. Dark timber floors lend warmth beneath crisp contemporary lines, while the bespoke kitchen is arranged around a central island with integrated appliances and ample storage concealed within sleek cabinetry.

Two generous bedrooms sit to either side of the apartment, each with excellent proportions. The principal suite benefits from a dedicated dressing area and an elegant ensuite bathroom finished in stone and glass. The second bedroom is served by a further beautifully appointed shower room, and a separate guest WC provides additional convenience. Thoughtful joinery throughout ensures plentiful built-in storage, while a discreet utility cupboard keeps the practicalities neatly out of sight.

Comfort has been considered in every detail, with underfloor heating and comfort cooling providing year-round balance. The apartment is reached by lift and forms part of a meticulously managed building with 24-hour concierge and security. Unusually for such a central address, the property includes secure underground parking for two cars, as well as access to private storage rooms within the building. Residents also enjoy a fully equipped fitness suite overlooking the river, an on-site café and dedicated post and cold storage facilities.

Riverwalk’s architecture is defined by its gentle curves and generous glazing, created to maximise the relationship with the Thames. The building sits directly on the river path, where morning light bounces off the water and evening strolls lead towards Westminster’s illuminated landmarks. The location feels peaceful and private, yet the cultural heart of London is moments away. Tate Britain is almost a neighbour, while St James’s Park and Victoria Tower Gardens provide pockets of green within easy reach. Pimlico, Westminster and Vauxhall stations connect swiftly to the rest of the city, and riverboat services offer a more leisurely route east and west along the Thames.