Three bed apartment for Sale in Ilderton Road in London is set in this modern city living in an area of London that represents an excellent investment opportunity, set your sights on these apartments In Bermondsey – an exciting new development just moments away from London Bridge.
This property priced from £781,000 is estimated to generate an average rental return between 4% to 4.8%.
A landmark new development of 163 one and two-bedroom apartments in Zone 2, south east London that is located just a five-minute train ride from London Bridge, everything the Capital has to offer is within easy reach.
This property is on the site of the former Leathams warehouse facility comprising of a residential tower on top of a 30,000 sq ft industrial unit.
There will be 253 new homes including 35% affordable housing - 177 private, 18 intermediate and 58 social rent.
The lively character of the area offers world-class shopping and nightlife, beautiful green spaces, tempting restaurants, highly-rated schools and a wealth of cultural and leisure attractions within easy reach.
This apartment is the landmark new residential development that sits alongside the South Bermondsey regeneration area. This up-and-coming district in SE15 is set for above-average capital growth as the former industrial site is developed into a thriving community and commercial hub in London's expanding southeast.
The ambitious regeneration plans includes a new London Overground station just 400 metres away, thriving business district with office space and creative / digital hubs, 13 new public spaces and state-of-the-art sports complex and arena.
While Bermondsey is mentioned in the Domesday Book of 1086, the area really made its name in Victorian times, when it became a pulsating hub of commercial activity. With the development of the Surrey Canal, countless trades such as leather works and London’s first train line (the London to Greenwich Railway), Bermondsey helped to power a city built on international trade.
The old Victorian businesses may have long gone, but the area still retains architectural echoes of this industrial heritage. More importantly, it’s experiencing a revival, with an ambitious regeneration plan that will make it an even livelier and more attractive place to live.