Discover the remarkable Harbour Central, a newly developed project in London's Docklands. This development features 642 private apartments spread across five residential buildings, complemented by a leisure complex. Upon completion, it will offer a diverse selection of premium studio, one, two, and three-bedroom apartments, along with eight extraordinary penthouses. Experience the ultimate in luxury living and exclusivity, just moments away from Canary Wharf, London's bustling financial hub.
At the heart of this development lies the striking Maine Tower, which will present 297 exceptional apartments arranged over 42 stories. The upper floors will provide breathtaking panoramic views. This entirely private tower is poised to become an iconic landmark in E14. The leisure complex will feature a proposed “Residents' Club” with amenities such as a library, concierge service, gym and spa, business suites, and a cinema. Residents will also enjoy the grandeur of opulent reception foyers, designed by Nicola Fontanella of Argent Design.
Harbour Central residents will be ideally located to experience all that Canary Wharf offers. Nestled in the heart of the West India Docks, Canary Wharf is a lively center of the London Docklands, boasting a fantastic selection of shops, restaurants, bars, and parks. Known for its modern conveniences, entertainment, and style, Canary Wharf surpasses its reputation as London's financial epicenter. Spanning over 97 acres of striking architecture and global headquarters, the district hosts an impressive array of banks and financial institutions.
Living in E14 offers excellent connectivity across the city. The London Docklands is linked to Central London and Stratford via the Jubilee line. Additionally, fast riverboats provide a regular and scenic connection to Central London piers. The DLR connects Canary Wharf to Stratford in the north, Greenwich and Lewisham in the south, Beckton and Woolwich in the east, and the City of London in the west. Canary Wharf is set to benefit from Crossrail's arrival, expected to accommodate 25 million passengers annually.
