Immediately east of Canary Wharf, the Royal Docks is emerging as a new district for business and culture in London. Over £8bn in investment is flowing into the area over the next 20 years. Improvements to transport, streets and open spaces are underway, preparing for an estimated 26% population growth in the wider area.
At the heart of the Royal Docks Mount Anvil are creating a new place to call home. Globally renowned architects, Skidmore, Owings and Merrill, are the studio behind 35 Hudson Yards in New York, Dubai’s Burj Khalifa, the China World Trade Centre in Beijing — and now Royal Eden Docks.
These homes have wellbeing designed in. Light-filled, thoughtfully laid out, with landscaped garden space for all — 5,000 sq m of it in total. Two private, leafy courtyards. Green rooftops. 17 fitness and relaxation amenities. All less than 100 metres from the water’s edge.
It’s just a three-minute walk to Custom House station, where Crossrail services are set to begin in 2022. That gets you to Canary Wharf in three minutes and The City in 10.

A new district for London designed around health and wellbeing, with landscaped green space at its heart.

The Royal Docks is burgeoning. Crossrail, slashing journey times across the Capital, is imminent. A £314m investment package, approved by the Mayor of London, is accelerating transformation. A growing programme of global sporting and cultural events are taking place in the water and around the Royal Docks. Smart homebuyers are spotting the last pocket of value in the thriving east — close to Canary Wharf and London City Airport, and with the timeless benefits of waterside living.