trilogy
LONDON se1

trilogy, LONDON, se1

£650,500 – £1,395,000

Acorn Property Group, Galliard Homes and one of Britain’s oldest charities, Trinity House, have united on an exciting joint venture, Trilogy SE1, located just a short stroll from London Bridge. An outstanding range of studio, one, two and three bedroom apartments dispersed across three distinctive buildings comprise this development, adjacent to the area’s renowned Trinity Church Square Conservation Area in Borough.

Formerly a warehouse, depot building and County Court, this site’s transformation is being spearheaded by Stirling Prize-winning architects Haworth Tompkins, with the aim of creating sensational living spaces worthy of this prized Southwark residential enclave. All properties enjoy access to private exterior space in the form of either a balcony or terrace, whilst a communal, landscaped rooftop garden provides the perfect space to soak up the sensational views of the City of London and The Shard.

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Adjacent to Southwark’s historic Trinity Village, with its stunning Georgian architecture and leafy, tranquil ambience, Trilogy SE1 is a development of contemporary apartments set across three distinctive buildings.

Even with its prime South Bank location, so close to the Thames and the fashionable restaurants and bars of SE1, the development is an oasis of calm. This makes Trilogy SE1’s collection of studios, 1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartments the perfect antidote to the fast pace of London life.

SITE PLAN

features

Private balcony or terrace, and rooftop garden
Choice of apartments, duplexes and penthouse
Walking distance from London Bridge
Adjacent to Trinity Church Square
The Henry Wood Hall is the heart of Trinity Village. Originally the Holy Trinity parish church, this stunning building was designed by Francis Bedford and dates back to 1824. However since 1975, the Grade II listed building has been London’s first purpose-built home for orchestral rehearsals.
A village in the heart of London:

Trinity Village was originally known as The Newington Estate and was given to the Corporation of Trinity House in 1660 by the merchant Christopher Merrick, with the aim of supporting aged and injured mariners and their families. Almost unchanged since the 1800s, it is a prime example of the old heart of London and a truly remarkable place to call home.

Before Trinity Village was developed for residential use, kale, mint and horseradish were grown
on its site. With the area’s rise in popularity with young professionals, the kale consumption levels are likely to be on the rise again.

specification

  • Engineered oak flooring to hall, living, dining and kitchen area
  • Porcelain floor tiling to bathroom and en-suite
  • Carpet to bedrooms
  • Matt emulsion painted walls and ceilings
  • Contemporary brushed stainless steel ironmongery
  • Bespoke painted internal doors
  • TV/Media units*
  • Designer fitted kitchen featuring handleless soft close wall and base units by Leicht
  • Composite stone work surface with drainer grooves and breakfast bar*
  • Toughened glass splashback
  • Under-mounted stainless steel sink
  • Instant boiling water tap
  • Integrated refuse containers
  • Siemens freestanding washer/dryer
  • A range of Siemens A-rated integrated appliances to include:
    – fridge/freezer
    – induction hob with extractor – oven
    – microwave oven
    – warming drawer
    – dishwasher

LOCAL AREA

Transport Links

London Bridge Station (Zone 1)

Perfectly situated just 0.7 mile from London Bridge station. Easy access to Bond Street in just  8 minutes by Jubilee Line and Heathrow Airport Terminals.

London Bridge
(Rail Station)

Similar to underground station, London Bridge Train station is 0.7 mile away from the development that connects you to City of London, Outskirts of London

Borough Station
(Zone 1)

Only a 8 minute walk with fantastic access to Central London’s entertainment, retail and leisure districts, Covent Garden and Knightsbridge as well as Heathrow Airport.

Contact us on +44(0)207 153 1222