Here’s a collection of all our blog posts that feature apartments available for sale across Canary Wharf, and the wider Isle of Dogs area.
While Canary Wharf originally started as a financial hub — built around the flagship One Canada Square — the area has sparked wide scale regeneration and a wealth of new residential buildings.
This regeneration was largely carried out by serial developers Ballymore and Galliard. In 2020 this changed, with the Canary Wharf group building their first residential offerings on a new private estate known as Wood Wharf.
Please note — while these apartments are primarily for sale — there are usually many apartments in each building currently on the private rental market.
If you are solely looking to rent in Canary Wharf or the surrounding area, you may be looking for our blog posts that cover apartments for rental only.
New Providence Wharf is the name given to Ballymore’s expansive riverside complex, located a short distance to the northeast of Canary Wharf. The development is centred around two towering blocks — 31-storey Ontario Tower and 43-storey Charrington Tower — also…
Horizon Tower is a two building development a short walk away from Canary Wharf. The development consists of two mid-rise towers, rising to 26 and 7 stories. Designed by RMA architects, the Telford homes development is located to the immediate…
Manhattan living comes to the UK! Nestled in the centre of the rapidly expanding Wood Wharf residential district lies 8 Harbord Square. At 12-storeys with brick construction, you might be forgiven for thinking it is overshadowed by its towering neighbours…
Overview The Baltimore Wharf apartments were constructed in the first phase of a larger redevelopment known as Baltimore Wharf. The apartments were built by developer Ballymore, with later phases of Baltimore Wharf constructed by Galliard. Designed by architects Skidmore Owings…
Between the cluster of high-rise development in the central portion of the Isle of Dogs, and the western edge — home to Europe’s tallest residential building Landmark Pinnacle — lies a small gap between towering developments. Plans for a 428…
Nestled within an area of high development — a 5-minute walk from the financial centre of Canary Wharf — lies 54-58 Marsh Wall. Architects Rolfe Judd have big plans for the intricately shaped plot. Current approved planning permission looks set…
Is this the UK’s poshest Premier Inn? Vetro London is a 30-storey mixed-use tower a stone’s throw from Canary Wharf. A mixture of luxury apartments alongside a 400-room hotel, the development previously known as Westferry Quarter Tower is located in…
4 Mastmaker road — branded Phoenix Heights — is a mixed-use residential development located immediately south of Canary Wharf in E14. It was a combined project between major developer Ballymore, and One Housing Group. With the development of Ballymore’s first…
Designed by Make Architects, 225 Marsh Wall — now known as One Thames Quay — is a high-rise residential tower under development to the south-east of the Canary Wharf estate in Cubitt Town. Neighbouring tower, The Madison, currently stands alone…
The Canary Wharf estate has quite literally been reclaimed from the water. While transport links have improved massively — pedestrian links north and south to the estate have fallen behind. A new bridge aims to address this, spanning across Middle…
