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Jack Barclay Estates Limited Canary Wharf - Ref: 615030
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1 bed Apartment to rent.
Wardian Tower, 1 Wards Place, Canary Wharf, South Quay, London, E14 9DY
£795 Weekly
Nearest stations
South Quay 0.2 miles Crossharbour & London Arena 0.3 miles Heron Quays 0.4 miles Canary Wharf 0.4 miles West India Quay 0.5 milesProperty Information
Ref ID: 615030
Date available: 03-May-2024
Furnishing: Furnished
Property type: Apartment
Details
Council tax band: A
Jack Barclay Estates are pleased to present this Brand New One Bed Apartment on the 35th Floor with East Facing Views, located in the heart of Canary Wharf with good transport links to Central London.
Combining modernist inspired architecture by Glenn Howells and innovative, unique landscaping, the two iconic apartment towers are designed to maximise the best possible use of space and light.
Wardian also offers unparalleled transport connections with Canary Wharf's brand new cross rail station which can take you to Heathrow Airport in around 39 minutes only a 6 minute walk away. DLR and London Underground services also within walking distance.
Access to the private rooftop observatory and Sky Lounge with private dining facilities.
Heron Quays Station
0.1 miles
South Quay Station
0.2 miles
Canary Wharf Station
0.2 miles
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