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Porters Edge, Canada Water, SE16

Life at Porters Edge comes with no compromise. This is a place that has it all; inspiring communal spaces,  views of the water, a bustling neighbourhood and brilliant connections into the heart of London. 

Local area

Porter’s Edge is brilliantly connected. It’s a short walk from Canada Water tube station, which is located in zone 2 on the Jubilee Line - just one stop from Canary Wharf and two stops from London Bridge. You can also catch the overground service from Canada Water, Surrey Quays or Rotherhithe train station.

 

On-site gym

Mousetail Cafe (on-site)

Canada Water Library and Theatre

Rooftop Garden

Mayflower Pub

Deal Porter Square - Market

Odeon Cinema

Ecological Park ( 10-min walk)

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Amenities

  • Free residents gym
  • On-site café
  • Rooftop gardens with sports facilities
  • 24 hour concierge
  • Free communal resident WiFi
  • Flexible tenancies 
  • On site management 
  • DIY service
  • Contemporary and stylish furniture packages available  
  • Short walk to Canada Water tube station
  • Complimentary car club membership

Prices

One Bedroom From £1,950 To £2,100
Two Bedroom From £2,250 To £2,620
Three Bedroom From £2,750 To £2,950
Four Bedroom Townhouses RESERVED   

 

 

Find out more about the area

Canada Water is a freshwater lake and wildlife refuge that’s going through a rapid period of regeneration that will eventually see a new waterfront town centre along with shops, restaurants, parks and a new King’s College campus. The area has a rich heritage - it was once a dock for Canadian ships (hence the name) and its distinctive history is present today in the form of converted industrial warehouse-style buildings that blend with new urban hangouts.

There are plenty of places to grab a bite to eat and have drinks with friends. Both the shopping centre and leisure park at Surrey Quays are nearby too where you’ll find a number of well-known restaurants and retailers as well as an Odeon cinema and Hollywood Bowl.

This part of south-east London has something to suit every lifestyle - from the art and music shows in Printworks London to the cocktails and street food across the road at Street Feast. If you’d rather get back to nature or soak up the waterside location there are plenty of ways to do that too. Winding walkways along the riverfront are a great way to explore, as are the numerous cycling routes. The Surrey Docks Fitness & Watersports Centre is also less than a mile away where you can partake in an exercise class. You can also reach Southwark Park in just ten minutes. This beautiful park has been awarded Green Flag status and has an expanse of outdoor space to enjoy as well as a café, art gallery, a boating lake and sports facilities.

Discover more about the area in our video

 

 

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